University of Warwick Researchers Make Antibiotic Breakthrough
Olivor Holman reports on a new antibiotic discovery made by Warwick researchers to treat the drug resistant pathogen Acinetobacter baumannii.
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Ceramic industry should bring carbon reducing cold sintering process into manufacturing
Manpreet Kaur reports on emerging technologies that will make the ceramic production process more energy efficient.
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13 Reasons Why Season Three review: do rapists deserve to live?
Oliver Barsby reviews the third season of 13 Reasons Why, notably praising its actors' performances, but criticising its overall plot and premise.
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Warwick security take down ‘Lennon Wall’ pig dubbed “racist” by Chinese students
Hong Kong students have criticised Warwick campus security’s decision to take down an image of a pig used in students’ Lennon Wall after mainland Chinese students called it "racist".
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Why you should consider going on tour during reading week
It is finally reading week , which means a week away from the stresses of university life for Arts students. Now, the idea of it is to catch up with assignments and, surprisingly to do a little reading. I hope I don’t need to tell you that this isn’t really the case. In fact, as one of my lecturers says, we should call it ‘Go-home-and-do-laundry Week’ instead and I think she’s only half joking.
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Warwick students from Hong Kong erect “Lennon Wall” at the Piazza
A group of students at the University of Warwick from Hong Kong have erected a "Lennon Wall" at the Piazza.
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No-platforming: a restriction on free speech or a necessary precaution?
No-platforming has become increasingly common at UK universities. George Campkin discusses whether or not it is a justified policy.
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The importance of developed games characters
The importance of developed games characters
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Has Google reached quantum supremacy? IBM claim otherwise
Jamie Burgess investigates whether Google has reached quantum supremacy.
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‘Video Games’: what defines a song of the decade?
Illusions of glamour and decadence underlined by a sense of doom – what is it about ‘Video Games’ that characterises the 2010s. Since her breakthrough in 2011, Lana Del Rey’s music has embodied the vision of an idealised Americana, the dying American dream disguised by nostalgic fantasies of red lipstick and romance.
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BREAKING: Strikes at Warwick confirmed for Weeks 9 and 10
Eight days of strike action are set to take place at the University of Warwick by members of the University and College Union (UCU).
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A Colossal Discovery or colossal waste of time?
Pokemon Go had its first paid, global event ‘A Colossal Discovery’ on Saturday 2 November. Players across the world had access to exclusive missions and rewards, as well as being granted the opportunity to catch a Regigigas before anyone else. The event was a chance for Niantic to showcase the...
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My summer internship in the hectic world of consultancy
Alicia writes about her experiences in a consulting summer internship, where she learnt many valuable skills.
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