Concubine is a brilliant and breath-taking, gritty portrayal of the abuse of young women in the urban music industry. Amarha Spence, who wrote and performed Concubine, delivers a masterpiece focused on womanhood, sexuality and faith in the face of acute abuse, mistrust and lack of consent. The play, focused on the...
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Like many others, I start most of my days with a piping hot cup of tea. Throughout my day, I then drink a cup or two of coffee and finish off with another cup of tea in the evening. What can I say, I like caffeine. As much as I...
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Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) Chairman and founder, Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, has passed away today Friday 1 March after a short illness. He was 78 years old.
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It’s the 21st century. You’d hope that a keen traveller could go anywhere their heart desired without much concern, but sadly issues like racism, amongst other ‘-isms’, are still common in some places. Even footballers can experience this on trips abroad, as the poor treatment of Raheem Sterling compared to...
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The closing match to 2019 Varsity was sure to be a nail-biting one. Last year, during an incredibly tough game Coventry managed to steal the win and now was Warwick’s turn to take it back. Held in Coventry Sports Centre on Sunday evening, the squad, captained by Becky Lloyd appeared...
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I’ll admit it, I am a complete sucker for crime TV shows and movies. I had heard on Twitter a while ago that Zac Efron had accepted the role of ‘Ted Bundy’ in a biopic directed by Joe Berlinger, whose documentary series Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes...
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Nvidia is one of the most beloved and largest companies in the tech industry. The Santa Clara based company shaped the way in which gamer get to experience their games by introducing the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) to the mainstream public. Since the GeForce 256 product line, in 1999, the...
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TEDxWarwick, the largest student-run conference in Europe, returns tomorrow for the 11th year running. From designing and creating the magazine edition and hosting a plethora of speakers to choosing this year’s flagship conference, Architects of Tomorrow, one of the team members, Ahmed Sorour, sits down with us to explain the...
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I can’t remember a time before I discovered the wonders of science fiction. In my mind, it is the ultimate genre for embracing the freedom of pen and paper and is filled with so much diversity that no one should discount it with a blank refusal. For the technologically minded, there’s...
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Somehow, despite the fact that we are now in Term Two, it was not until last night that I had the opportunity to watch a piece of theatre at Warwick Arts Centre. I can only say that MTW’s Guys and Dolls did not disappoint. There are certain difficulties with performing...
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Saturday evening, February 23rd the match was set for the top of the league, Coventry University versus the bottom of the league, our own Warwick Women’s volleyball squad. The match prediction would have seemed simple but Warwick came ready to fight. Playing as a squad and bringing both their first...
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On Saturday Warwick’s Men and Women’s swimming team competed against Coventry university once again and did exceptionally well throughout all of their races. They started with some warm-ups before getting straight into the races with the first being the 200m women’s front-crawl which they smashed and gave everyone watching a...
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The University of Warwick has been ranked the 54th best university in the world by the QS World University Rankings 2019, going up three places compared to the previous year.
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