Whether it is as a fresher weeks icebreaker or a summer term unwind gaming is a fantastic and fairly inexpensive way to hang out with your flatmates. Here are some of my top choices for you to check out on your flat night! Minecraft There is no need to...
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When The Beatles released their final studio album, Let It Be, it was met with a sense of ennui. The reaction was not that the album was bad, but disappointing, a sad epitaph to the most influential band in pop music.
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Giles Allen-Bowden reviews 'Joker', the origin story of Batman's most famous villain kicking up a storm of controversy.
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We explore how university life is portrayed in TV, allowing us to consider how accurate these shows are in comparison to life at university.
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Jasmine Parker explains some of the stories behind our campus art, including the "Koan" and "Let's Not Be Stupid".
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Over a quarter of school leavers are anxious about social life at university, particularly due to initiations, a survey of 2,815 pupils has found.
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After the recent Supreme Court decision to rule Boris Johnson unlawful, George Campkin examines where this leaves our constitution?
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With the decline in funding for public libraries leading to more closures, Lucy Martin discusses the importance they hold in society
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While Monzo has expanded in the UK, the challenger bank faces new challenges in the United States which relies on cash.
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Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has called on universities to improve access and participation for disadvantaged students, and curb high dropout rates.
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Jonathan Rhule explains the importance of seeking diversity in student theatre and why MTW's 'A Chorus Line' is the show to do it.
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Lily Thwaites reviews Lanaire Aderemi’s 'An Evening with Verse Writer', a spoken word performance at the Warwick Arts Centre.
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Dominic Thornton reviews 'Rambo: Last Blood', the sixth instalment in Sylvester Stallone's action franchise.
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