The Labour Party have proposed plans to scrap predicted grades in place of a new university admissions process which could see students applying to universities after receiving their A-level results.
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Rocket riding on the success of Fortnite, Epic Games launched the ‘Epic Games Store’ on PC earlier this year. To attract people to their fledgling platform, Epic sought the rights to host many high-profile games instead of Steam, including The Divison 2, Metro: Exodus, and Borderlands 3. PC users were...
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Goldsmiths University in London has banned beef products from all campus food outlets to tackle the global climate crisis and meet its target of becoming carbon natural by 2025.
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As sci-fi writers are asked to imagine potential threats to society, Reece Goodall explores what role authors have in imagining the future
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The number of young people in Britain who believe that it is important to go to university has decreased to just under two-thirds, according to a poll conducted by Ipsos MORI for the Sutton Trust.
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Reece Goodall reviews the sitcom 'Year of the Rabbit' which focuses on a group of Victorian detectives, namely 'Inspector Rabbit'.
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Unfortunately, freshers’ flu is not a myth. Lucy Martin shares some of the best ways to prepare for being as healthy as possible at university.
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Reece Goodall reviews 'Crawl', the unashamedly absurd creature feature from French film director Alexandre Aja.
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An increasing number of foundation year courses are being offered by universities, admitting students with grades as low as CDD.
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Are you worried about your first year at Warwick? Lucy Martin, an (almost) second-year student, shares her experience as a fresher.
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The Great Perhaps sets lofty ambitions – a story concerning time travel alongside themes of loss and grief, amongst wider political messages about environmentalism – however it ultimately falls short in several key areas. To create a grand narrative, there needs to be scale – which the game has in...
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You never truly know someone until you go on holiday with them. In fact, going away with the wrong people, or should I say, people who don’t share your holiday ideals, can potentially lead to disaster. Some people prefer to prepare, others enjoy being spontaneous. Some people like relaxation, others crave adventure. Brace yourself, here are just a handful of the types of holiday-goer you can expect to come across on your travels this summer.
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The number of students entering undergraduate courses across universities in the UK has fallen by 0.7% annually since 2016.
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