The ultimate gluten-free guide for a Warwick student
a sufferer of Coeliac disease, Celia Pope shares some tips on where to eat the best gluten-free food around Warwick.
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Warwick students protest against Israel Defence Force speaker event
Warwick students, societies and part-time Students' Union (SU) officers demonstrated against a talk by a former Israel Defence Force (IDF) colonel on Tuesday afternoon, resulting in the talk being moved to a different room and a sit-in inside SUHQ.
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The rise of the rainy-day playlist – how the music we listen to changes with the seasons
As the weather gets colder and the Christmas ornaments make their steady, if slightly ominous, reappearance on the shop shelves, it’s not just the colour of the leaves that are changing. The music that we listen to undergoes a certain shift to accompany the transition of the season - whether that change is a conscious one or not.
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Warwick SU releases statement on talk by Israeli Defence Forces colonel
The University of Warwick's Students' Union (SU) has released a statement on a talk to be given by an Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) colonel.
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What is the poverty line?
Reece Goodall explores how the poverty line is determined across the world, and looks at how many in the Western world are living below it.
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How to beat the hangover
Feeling a bit worse for wear after a night of drinking? There are a few ways to beat the hangover. Sophie Laughton shares her secrets.
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Banksy: his mission to make art more accessible for all
Marijus Zabiela discusses Banksy's impact on modern art by endeavouring to make it more accessible with the opening of his free art gallery.
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The corporate benefit of climate change: escaping the blame
The Carbon Majors report (2017) found that 100 companies have been responsible for 71% of global emissions since 1998, with the highest emitting including Shell, BP, and Chevron. With this information publicly available, it raises the question of why the responsibility of reducing carbon emissions has been placed on the individuals rather than on the companies responsible.
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UK interdisciplinary university will open Autumn 2020
The London Interdisciplinary School (LIS) will teach “problem-based” practical topics rather than academic subjects. The university is completing its regulatory registration and is set to open next autumn, according to the Financial Times.
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Statement with over 200 signatories released calling for IDF speaker event to be cancelled
A joint statement with over 200 signatories has been released calling for the University of Warwick to cancel an event in which an Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) colonel is set to speak.
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Feminism has had the side-effect of fostering the damaging ‘pursuit of it all’
I wonder if there is any girl who truly has ‘it all’. If there is, I picture her reading ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ on a tube, about to chair a nondescript board meeting for a charitable organisation, wearing ethically sourced dangly earrings and a colourful, yet tasteful, power suit. She isn’t staring...
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Financing the fun: how to cut the cost for your next trip
When planning a trip, the initial excitement about the process may be diminished when you stumble across one of its less interesting aspects: how to finance it. However, budgeting plays a crucial role in planning a trip and thus needs to be given a careful look at.
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IPOs fall globally amid uncertainty
Amid vast global uncertainty and disappointing Initial public offerings (IPOs), it’s no surprise that firms looking to list are delaying their IPO date until market outlooks improve. An IPO is when a company decides to list on a stock exchange in order to raise capital through selling shares of its...
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