Over the past few years, renowned composers David Arnold and Michael Giacchino have been sparring on Twitter, and that online battling has led to a big question – who would win in an actual battle?
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Sadia Nowshin discusses some easy tips to help even the most inexperienced students learn to bake some simple and tasty treats.
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Scare LA is a theme park, screening room and comic con combined in one. For those seeking an experience which is highly interactive, you will be in luck. The first thing you see on your right is a fenced off area warning of zombie outbreaks.
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How often do we see a genius video game gimmick that is underused or, worse, butchered by developers? Superhot is an indie game built around one such gimmick, a subversion of the first-person shooter genre, but it is a mind-bending and ingenious puzzle game that makes the most of its...
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A Cambridge academic found to have sexually harassed students has been readmitted to his college, leading to reformation calls.
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Dominic Thornton reviews Ang Lee's 'Gemini Man', starring Will Smith, Benedict Wong, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
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Gone are the days when postal votes were the primary concern of election meddling. Today the threat lies in “deepfakes” – false videos manipulated by Artificial Intelligence. With the 2020 US presidential elections around the corner, deepfakes hold the potential to throw the election cycle into confused chaos. The word...
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Reece Goodall shares the scariest book he's ever read: Guy de Maupassant’s ‘The Horla’ and explains what makes it so terrifying.
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Aurelia Lorimer shares some tips on making sure you are sustainable this Halloween. What could be more scary than the climate crisis?
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Sarah Hughes explains what it is about Ibsen's 19th century plays that means they are still so relevant to a 21st century audience.
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A new gaming cafe has opened in Coventry, with plenty of space and options to accommodate students, amateurs and professionals alike. The Wanyoo cafe might just be the new place to play for Warwick students. Wanyoo, Asia’s largest esports studio brand, have expanded their UK presence this week. Following on...
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Since the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson, thunderclouds have continually plagued the skies above Old Trafford. In 2014, the Stretford End faithful launched an assault on David Moyes’ damned premiership from the stratosphere. Within weeks, the Glaswegian had been dismissed. Ryan Giggs, Louis van Gaal, and Jose Mourinho have since...
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Universities across the UK have seen a 28% increase in applications to politics courses since the debate surrounding Britain's European Union (EU) membership began in the run-up to the 2016 referendum.
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