Difficult to stomach yet highly addictive, The Ted Bundy Tapes delivers the quintessential gritty true-crime that we all love to get our teeth into. It seems recently that we, as a generation, are increasingly fascinated with the phenomena of serial killers. With true-crime shows like Making a Murderer being such huge hits in the...
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The best that can be said about Wash Westmoreland’s biopic of acclaimed French novelist, Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, is that it’s a film with the best intentions at heart. It sets out to tell an important story addressing male exploitation of female work, stigmas attached to female writers, and the importance of...
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Blue Orange, the award-winning play by English playwright and screenwriter Joe Penhall, has been given a fresh face by the Birmingham Rep nearly two decades after it first debuted. Young talent Ivan Oyik, a British-Ugandan student of the Guildford School of Acting, makes his stage debut as Christopher, a black Londoner...
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Just before I embarked on a school trip to Rome 7 years ago, my mum gifted me a very thin, pocket-sized floral notebook, for the purpose of writing down my different experiences. At first, I found this odd, as this was not my first time abroad without my parents, and...
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There is much debate as to whether you should listen to music while you learn, with some students preferring to work whilst listening to music and other students preferring to work in silence. Some students claim music helps them to concentrate and work better, but does listening to music actually...
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Members of Newcastle’s Mechanical Engineering Society have recently come under scrutiny for wearing t-shirts exhibiting ‘jokes’ about the Holocaust. The shirts were worn as part of a ‘White T-Shirt Social’, a common event in many universities where students wear self-decorated white t-shirts. Having been merely let off with a suspension...
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The Warwick Alumni Solidarity Campaign have written an open letter to senior management, students and staff in response to the group chat scandal. The letter demands a thorough review of the disciplinary system, increased investment in the University's welfare services, and that all senior management responsible for the "administrative debacle" to be held strictly to account. The open letter has received 275 signatures.
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Students, staff and alumni marched on University House on Wednesday afternoon in protest at Warwick's handling of the group chat scandal.
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The University has announced that there will be a "thorough, external and independent review of our disciplinary and appeals processes" after a meeting of the University Council this morning.
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Did you know that the octopus only has a life expectancy of a couple of years? Or that their arms can explore independently of their central brain? I learned these facts while reading the programme for the Belgrade Theatre’s latest comedy, Octopus Soup!, preparing for a night of comedy. Does...
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The best travel guides For those who are partial to travel off the beaten track but don’t like to stray too far away from home, Thomas Eccardt’s Secrets of the Seven Smallest States of Europe is a must-read. Eccardt’s guide explores seven often under-appreciated destinations within the bounds of Europe,...
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It’s that time of year again when the sky is perpetually overcast and you seem to be eating your lunch at nighttime, and there are new essays to start when you’ve barely even submitted the last. Yet before the avalanche of deadlines descends, take solace in books to help you...
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Kirstie Shearman explores the guide on the right portion size and how students can adapt their eating habits to become healthier.
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