Why does the world love Stephen “King of Horror”?
Fey Kapur looks at the well-loved legacy of Stephen King and questions what it is about the author that has ensured his popularity
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Has the Edinburgh Fringe Festival become too commercialised?
Liam Gould questions whether the move towards commercialisation at the Edinburgh Fringe festival will help or hinder small shows.
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Rising possibility of strikes as UCU opens ballots for industrial action
Universities may see a nationwide strike in the coming months led by the University and College Union (UCU), who opened two strike ballots.
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Dirty dishes, food thieves and fire alarms: student kitchen etiquette
Sharing a student kitchen comes with its problems, but we could all do our bit to make things easier. Nicole Karageorgi shares an etiquette.
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Loneliness “epidemic” among UK university students, report finds
Loneliness among students in the UK is ‘epidemic’, and contributing to a growing mental health crisis, a new report from the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) says.
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UK university students waiting up to three months for mental health care
Students at universities in the UK are being forced to wait up to 12 weeks for mental health care from their institution.
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Is selfie culture ruining our art galleries?
Reece Goodall questions whether our ability to appreciate art is being hindered by social media obsession.
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Monash University postpones student election after allegations of racism
Monash University’s Student Union (MONSU) have cancelled a student election after allegations of a “racist” move that restricted foreign students from running.
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Australia manages to retain the Ashes after the 4th Test
For the first time since 2001, Australia will return home with England having surrendered the Ashes on their own turf. As the late evening sun streamed through the clouds, England’s defeat was confirmed with Craig Overton caught LBW after making a defiant 105-ball stand. It is easy to say that...
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Staying safe in freshers’ week and beyond
Freshers' week is here! Lucy Martin shares the best ways Warwick students can stay safe on nights out in freshers' week and beyond.
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IT Chapter Two: Review
Reece Goodall reviews 'IT Chapter Two', the second instalment in the horror franchise based on a child-eating clown.
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The UK is rapidly ditching coal
It has been a landmark year for Britain and coal. For the first time since the industrial revolution, Britain went a fortnight without coal back in May. This record was broken again under a month later when National Grid tweeted that we’d managed 18 days coal-free. Great Britain has now...
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University of Warwick announces 2030 carbon neutrality goal in climate emergency declaration
The University of Warwick has declared a 'climate emergency' and committed to zero net carbon emissions by 2030 during a climate strike.
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