Trials, using viruses to eliminate bacterial infections linked to alcoholic hepatitis, show the hints of a new wave of treatments for the age of antibiotic resistance. The research also has much wider implications for the targeted control and manipulation of the gut microbiome.
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When Warwick declared a climate emergency in September 2019, it seemed that they were willing to take climate breakdown seriously. They describe climate change as an “acute global crisis” and state that they will engage in a “bold” series of actions aimed at reducing direct emissions to net-zero by 2030. But we should know better than to trust them on their word.
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Ever since the 2010 film ‘The Social Network’ was released, I imagine Mark Zuckerberg has struggled to differentiate himself from the character on screen. In contrast, his creation could not look more different to its film portrayal. The early stages of Facebook we see in the film may as well...
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The cultural landscape has changed massively in the last five years or so, faster than anyone has expected. Being ‘woke’ is now a thing. Societal views we barely noticed a few decades ago have now become problematic. Consequently, it means some of our favourite books, TV shows and films have...
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Sadia Nowshin discusses all the pros and cons of having few contact hours on your university course and how best to manage your time.
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Uber, the popular ride hiring app which has revolutionised public transport and the ride-hailing service, has been under intense fire in the City of London. One of its drivers, Temur Shah, 45, was convicted of sexually assaulting a passenger. He is due to be sentenced on 12 November and is...
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University of Warwick students on exchange in Hong Kong have expressed their upset as they are urged to leave the city.
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Throughout history, humankind has used a wide variety of energy sources to power their homes and communities. While current sources fuel our factories, hospitals, schools, cars, phones and lifestyles, their limited abundance has turned fossil fuels into a tool for geopolitical struggles.
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“Hi. I’ve got a tape I wanna play” is how David Byrne opens his defining live album. He lays down a beatbox and begins an acoustic version of the immortal classic 'Psycho Killer' completely alone. A man and his music.
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Kate Rice shares how arthritis isolated her from everything she loved, and how she is trying to get it all back.
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After the promise of the opening episode of Guilt, I was very excited to see where the series would head next. The second episode shifts its focus from both brothers to the arguably more interesting one, upping the intrigue but not really troubling the highs of the opening. Max’s decision...
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The University of Warwick has released a joint statement with the University of Warwick Campus Trade Unions, the University College Union (UCU) and Warwick Students’ Union regarding the 12 December General Election.
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National Union of Students (NUS) Trans Officer Eden Ladley declares plans to improve transgender healthcare across campuses nationwide.
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