Coping when your partner is struggling with their mental health
What is it like supporting a partner with mental health struggles? Emma Wilkes shares her advice based on personal experience.
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Opera – it’s dead
Aphra Hiscock discusses whether opera is dying and the need for greater accessibility among students to keep it relevant and adaptable.
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Reading lists overrepresent white, male and Eurocentric viewpoints, study finds
White, male, and Eurocentric viewpoints are overrepresented in university reading lists, academics from the University College London (UCL) Institute of Education have found.
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Volunteering abroad with Warwick Global Brigades
Global Brigades is one of the best experiences one could ever have, and this is not a bold statement. The programme gives its participants the opportunity to use their technical skills to create an impact and simultaneously immerse themselves in the culture and language of the country.
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Sociology students release open letter in solidarity with professor accused of antisemitism
Over 40 students from the University of Warwick Sociology department have signed an open letter standing in solidarity with Dr Goldie Osuri, who has been accused of antisemitism after comments she made in a lecture last week.
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The immediate victims of climate change: the indigenous population
When we think of climate change, we typically think of melting icebergs, disappearing polar bears and plastic oceans. What we tend not to overlook is the human aspect of climate change, specifically the impact on the indigenous peoples of the earth.
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Late error costs Coventry Blaze place in Challenge Cup quarter-finals
On the night Coventry city centre switched on its Christmas lights, marking the official start of the city’s calendar of festivity, Manchester Storm exited the Skydome Arena with a place in the quarter-finals of the Challenge Cup at the expense of Coventry Blaze. In a ‘Play-In’ match that the hosts...
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Coming to terms with polycystic ovary syndrome
Lucia Sevillano explains polycystic ovary syndrome, sharing some helpful information and her own experience with the syndrome.
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Newly established Warwick Occupy alliance calls for student support
Warwick Occupy, established yesterday evening following protests against a speaker event, has issued a public statement.
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The dark side of animal tourism
Poor living conditions, a lack of a nutritious diet and very little proper socialisation is the reality for too many animals used for entertainment at tourist attractions around the world. Yet travellers often don’t see the cruelty that animals face, or don’t properly understand the implications of touching, riding or...
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In defence of the depiction of mental health in ‘Joker’
Sam Easton defends the depiction of mental health in 'Joker', examining Arthur Fleck's vulnerability rather than insanity.
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The Snapchat streak: brilliant marketing, destructive social results
Rebecca Norris uncovers the social dangers of the Snapchat streak and argues these features are best avoided when using social media.
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The newest DC venture: a review of DCeased
Reece Goodall reviews DC's six issue comic DCeased, noting how it differs from the typical zombie narrative.
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