90 foreign students from the University of Farmington, a fake university in Detroit created by the Department of Homeland Security, have been arrested in recent months.
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Whatever the result of the upcoming election, our writer argues Brexit will dominate British politics for the foreseeable future.
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Alexandra Betkowski explores the use of poetry in attempting to preserve endangered languages as discussed in a recent literary podcast
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Rhiannon Hopper explains why her sister, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2018, is the person who inspires her the most in the world.
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Lydia Atkins reviews the premier of the RSC's new musical 'The Boy in the Dress', adapted from David Walliams’ bestselling book.
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Giles Allen-Bowden reviews the third episode of His Dark Materials 'The Spies', stating that it was the least eventful episode so far.
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With the climate emergency in the spotlight, it is becoming increasingly difficult to avoid the question of whether we, as travellers, can possibly justify flying around the world.
A travel journalist, who questioned whether “travel writing — or even traveling — [is] still morally legitimate” seems convinced that with shifting cultural values and a bigger discussion about climate change and what we can do to stop it, his career will soon die out. I, however, wouldn’t be so sure.
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Reece Goodall explains the cognitive bias behind déjà vu and how it can be artificially replicated in a laboratory.
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A Hong Kong student at the University of Warwick is "worried" about his safety after he was secretly photographed during a seminar.
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Sadia Nowshin examines the uproar surrounding the design of the animated Sonic in the upcoming feature film 'Sonic the Hedgehog'.
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Tanya Parmanand uncovers shadowbanning as the latest way in which social media platforms are censoring views that they do not agree with.
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Charis Winter about Richard Lawman's "I Want to Leave", a picture book written to help parents explain Brexit to their children.
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A climate emergency panel and Q&A session is set to be held at the University of Warwick ahead of a climate strike on campus.
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