‘Joker’ is an ill-conceived disaster
Dominic Thornton takes aim at Todd Phillips' 'Joker', branding it a shallow and ill-conceived disaster of a film.
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Falling in love with yoga
After discovering the benefits of yoga on the mind and body, Tanya Khan discusses why everyone should give it a go.
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WTA Finals: Barty beats Svitolina for largest paycheck in the history of sport
The Australian world number one, Ashleigh Barty, beat Ukranian defending champion, Elina Svitolina, for the season-ending Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) title in Shenzhen on Sunday, November 3rd 2019. Barty won 6–4, 6–3, taking home the record largest tennis prize in history, totalling a whopping US$4.42 million (£3.42 million). “It has...
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His Dark Materials: The Idea of the North review
Giles Allen-Bowden reviews the second episode of His Dark Materials, 'The Idea of the North', praising Ruth Wilson's performance
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Small change, big impact: buying a reusable coffee cup
Using your own coffee cup not only allows you to cut down on landfill waste production, and reduce the use of single use plastic, but can also save you money.
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“Shameful” slave auction re-enactment held at Liverpool University
Academics have been called "shameful" for staging a re-enactment of a slave auction at a dinner hosted by the British Psychological Society (BPS) at the University of Liverpool.
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How did political discourse get so toxic?
Youv’e probably heard of desensitisation. It means becoming less aware of a problem by getting used to its presence. That was certainly the case in F Scott Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby’ where citizens of 20th century New York would repeatedly attend wild parties to mask the void in their lives...
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Don’t let a student budget hold you back from travelling around the UK
Travelling around the UK does not mean that you have to go into your overdraft and only eat noodles and oven chips for weeks afterwards. I’m writing this article as someone who is used to getting around the country on a budget. Even before being a student, if I wanted to go to places and see things, I had to think things through.
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Ms. Marvel’s Avengers: Kamala Khan
Unless you have been living under a rock for the last decade, you almost certainly know who the Avengers are. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has dominated global box offices in the past few years, with record-breaking titans such as Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame leading to eager anticipation...
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An energetic rock show: Twin Atlantic live in Birmingham
On 4 November, Glaswegian alternative rock four-piece Twin Atlantic took to the stage of Birmingham’s 15,800 capacity arena to support indie-rock band, Catfish and the Bottlemen as part of their UK arena tour.
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Open letter: Give Warwick students their say on Hong Kong
A group of Warwick students submit an open letter discussing the recent claims that the pig image put up on campus was deemed 'racist'.
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All prisoners should be able to access student loans
All arguments surrounding the United Kingdom’s prison system can be boiled down to the debate of rehabilitation or punishment. A recent report by the Open University and Higher Education Policy Institute gets to the very heart of this debate. It proposed that prisoners serving longer sentences should be able to take out...
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Why we lie about reading the greats
Emily Hughes analyses why we lie about reading the greats by dissecting our need to appear more cultured to both ourselves and others.
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