Modern Art: confusion does not equate to depth
Rhys Clarke argues that modern art has gone too far, and takes a look at some of the wildest examples.
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University students prioritise living costs over tuition fees, study shows
Over half of university students in the UK reported living costs away from home to be their top concern, a study has revealed.
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Volunteering abroad with Warwick societies: UNICEF, RAG and AIESEC
The University of Warwick offers many ways to travel whilst you spend your time studying. Whether that be through studying abroad, society tours or even volunteering abroad with societies, here are some ways that you can take advantage of those opportunities and make a change in the world. Warwick UNICEF...
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How and how not to bring climate activism into fashion week
Rebecca Norris discusses the recent inclusion of "nature" as a part of Paris Fashion Week, asking whether the two could ever work together.
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Saint Maud: Review (London Film Festival)
Dominic Thornton reviews 'Saint Maud' at the London Film Festival, the horror debut from director Rose Glass.
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Waste not, want not: the secrets to avoiding waste when cooking
Do you find yourself wasting food when cooking for yourself at university? Jasmine Morris shares a few tips to help you avoid wasting food.
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Eminem: can a new album redeem his fading image?
Eminem has popularly been hailed as the greatest rapper alive, and this sheer fact introduces a huge pressure on his latest album, which is rumoured to currently be in production. However, based on his recent attempts to regain his musical mojo, think the mediocre reception of Kamikaze (2018) and Revival (2017), can his new album redeem his fading image? Or will it just secure his place as a jaded relic of the hip-hop Hall of Fame?
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Rising Ballers changing the game as the first female YouTube football team
Rising Ballers are a London football club using YouTube as a platform to engage people with youth football and with women’s football. The progress of the women’s team has been documented and shared through a series of episodes called “She’s a Baller”; showcasing the players, the way that they train...
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Can science un-loch the mystery of Nessie?
It’s up there with other crypto-creatures like Bigfoot and the Yeti, but recent research has threatened to disprove the existence of the Loch Ness Monster once and for all. Geneticist Neil Gemmell has conducted an environmental DNA survey of Loch Ness, which has found no sign of any giant reptiles....
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How might a no deal Brexit affect universities?
With the deadline of October 31st fast approaching, the possibility of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit is becoming increasingly likely. But, how will this affect British universities? In a recent report published by Universities UK (UUK)- the representative organisation for more than 120 higher education institutions – it was suggested that a...
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Tales of a postgraduate returning to Warwick
How would you feel about returning to Warwick after graduating? Giles Allen-Bowden reflects on returning to Warwick as a postgraduate.
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Nearly half of UK students “extremely stressed” by their degree, survey shows
Close to half of all UK students feel “extremely stressed” by their degree studies, the 2019 NatWest Student Living Index has revealed.
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Priyanka Chopra must take responsibility for her political comments
After Priyanka Chopra's comments in favour of Indian nationalism at the most recent Beautycon event, one of our writers discusses the ramifications of her political comments.
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