Rick and Morty – Edge of Tomorty: Rick Die Rickpeat
Reece Goodall reviews the fourth season premiere of Rick and Morty 'Edge of Tomorty: Rick Die Rickpeat', regarding it a great start to the season.
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“National emergency” as 18 student housing blocks still have Grenfell cladding
Eighteen tower blocks housing students across the UK are still covered in flammable Grenfell cladding. Two years on from the tragedy of Grenfell, many student developments are still covered in flammable Aluminium Composite Material cladding. A fire at a student accommodation block in Bolton has prompted concerns from government officials. High...
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A third of international students at US universities feel discriminated against
International students within the United States of America have stated they are have found difficulty in adjusting to university life overseas.
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Charged with electrifying power: The Amazons live
To promote their latest album Future Dust, rock newcomers The Amazons kicked off their UK tour to a packed Birmingham O2 Academy.
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Casting a ballot in the December election is simple and necessary
Ebenezer Scrooge is an iconic character in the literary Christmas canon. Charles Dickens’ character is the antithesis of all the excitement and anticipation winter brings: an outsider known to loathe the festivities and joy that concludes every year. Yet his irritation could mirror a large proportion of the UK population...
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Remembering the fireworks: a little love story
In the first piece of our 'Little Love Stories' series, Evianne Suen shares personal story about love, sexuality and fireworks.
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Second wave of UCU strikes could hit UK universities after Christmas
The University and College Union (UCU) has warned that UK universities could see further strike action in the New Year.
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“A powerful performance”: a review of ‘Crazy Gary’s Mobile Disco’
Rhys Clarke reviews Pound of Flesh's 'Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco', a twisted new show which takes the audience around Leamington.
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Higher education think tank proposes six recommendations against racial inequality
The Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) think-tank has proposed various recommendations on how to reduce racial inequality across institutions.
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Is the BBC failing students?
Students don’t typically have a TV at uni, meaning their main interaction with the BBC is through its news sites or the threatening TV licensing letter. If you don’t engage with the Beeb, you’re really not alone – it seems that the Corporation has, despite its best efforts, completely left...
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Academic appeals at Warwick rise 130% on average in five years
Academic appeals made by undergraduate and postgraduate students at the University of Warwick have increased by an average of 130% in five years.
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Two perspectives on climate action at Warwick: reasons to be hopeful
The accelerating climate crisis has triggered an escalation of concern from universities and students alike. Accusations have been sent flying as to who is at blame for generating this climate meltdown and who should be responsible for enforcing climate action to fix it.
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Who is the greatest Joker of them all?
Three writers make their case for the best incarnation of the Joker on the big screen, following the release of 'Joker' in 2019.
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