A bright midday sun welcomed the Warwick Men’s Hockey kick-off. The atmosphere was amazing and the cheering from the sidelines helped to ensure that Warwick would come away from this match victorious. Following a season of mixed fortunes for the Warwick 1s, there seemed a chance that Coventry could cause...
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The 2019 Eurovision Song Contest has been followed by controversy from the moment that Israeli artist Netta claimed victory at the 2018 event. Initially, the competition was expected to be held in Jerusalem. However, this led to a number of concerns over using a venue in the city to host....
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The NHS has seen a significant rise in the number of men leaving school and applying to be nurses after it successfully launched its “We Are The NHS” recruitment campaign.
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Inspired by the WarwickLove battle between humanities and STEM students in the run-up to Reading Week last term, I decided to take it upon myself to reignite a long-extinguished interest in science. There was a brief time in my primary school years when I was really interested in science, to...
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Whenever I’m back home on vacation, my mum constantly chides me on my “peculiar” habit of scrolling through my Instagram feed every morning like it’s The Times. Meme culture is often brushed off as a ‘millennial’ thing, self-absorbed and inconsequential. For who, but a bunch of teenagers would indulge in...
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There is an old quote that comes from the late, great Christopher Hitchens that asserts: “If someone tell me I’ve hurt their feelings, I say, ‘I’m still waiting to hear what your point is’”. This simple passage summarises much of the contentious relationship there is between the artist, the radical...
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Warwick Rugby Union Women’s team beat Coventry in an enthralling Varsity match on Sunday morning. The game, already an exciting one given the fierce rivalry between the two local universities, was given added thrill since a win for Warwick would secure a 29th consecutive championship for the University as a...
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A NUS survey has discovered that around 100,000 students gamble their loans in a bid to increase their funds. The findings revealed that three in five students have gambled their money over the past year and that nearly half of them did so to supplement their own income.
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Neither Warwick nor Coventry could break the deadlock in a tight game marred by questionable decisions by the referee. Whilst Varsity had been won just a few hours earlier, neither Warwick nor Coventry women’s football teams seemed to have dampened their resolve. The first half had something of a slow...
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Desso Hall was packed on Saturday morning with waves of passionate and excited fans as Varsity Badminton kicked off the weekend in style. A motivated and energetic Men’s first team poured their heart and soul into their contests but were matched by an equally skilful and confident Coventry side who...
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Do you remember when Instagram first launched in 2010? I don’t. Yet the little photo sharing app grew to attract 10 million users by the end of its first year and is still on the rise. Reaching almost one billion active users in the summer of 2018, its increased accessibility...
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In 2002, the depiction of comic books in cinema changed with the release of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man. Where the likes of its contemporaries X-Men and Blade sought to entrench themselves in the adolescent aesthetics of late-90s action films so much that they barely resembled their source material, Spider-Man was as...
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Warwick's Dr Mike Tildesley has co-written and produced 'The Bagley Boys', a TV pilot set in the First World War and a production which has several links to the University of Warwick. Sam Savelli interviews him for the Boar TV
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