After an intense third term filled with exams and coursework, my flatmates and I decided to book a city break to the Spanish city of Seville. We were inspired by images of its beauty on Instagram and wanted a bit of sun, culture and good food.
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1999 was a pretty good year. I was born, though this is irrelevant. Certainly, some of the greatest films of the 90s came out during the final year of the last century. A quick search reveals some excellent albums too: The Dismemberment Plan’s Emergency & I, Things Fall Apart by The Roots, Mogwai’s Come On Die Young, Bonnie Prince Billy’s I See a Darkness. Perhaps still underrated is the gem that is Rowland S. Howard’s Teenage Snuff Film.
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Reece Goodall reports on new research which suggests that the magnon quasiparticle could be used in the direct detection of dark matter.
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If one were to designate an actor or institution that has suffered the most from the seemingly pervasive turmoil that has beset British politics in the aftermath of the EU referendum, a strong case could be made for the civil service, which has been the subject of relentless criticism spanning...
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I think food is a big part of going on holiday, and if I were to go on holiday, I would take the cuisine of the destination into consideration because for me, going on holiday does include trying different cuisines, but maybe not necessarily dishes native to the country I’m visiting.
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SerAndy, the star-studded partnership between Serena Williams and Andy Murray, will have to wait to secure their first crown in the mixed doubles of a Grand Slam. But their run to the 3rd round of Wimbledon cannot only be measured against the usual metrics of tennis. Andy Murray’s return to...
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Joseph Bullock argues that letting extremists dictate LGBTQ+ education endorses religiously justified homophobia.
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Darcey Edkins shares a few thoughts on body positivity in the summer of 2019.
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Leamington Spa residents have called on University of Warwick students renting accommodation in the town to move out “responsibly”.
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Truly ground-breaking moments in gaming are rare. But in an age where open-world games hand-hold you as far as to paint glowing trail markers on the ground, Outer Wilds’ stripped back approach is a breath of fresh air. When the game sets you off on your adventure it hands to...
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Josh Bullin reviews 'Booksmart', the new whip-smart high-school comedy from first-time director Olivia Wilde.
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Lydia Atkins gives us a run down of her favourite examples of the historical fiction genre and suggests what makes the genre enjoyable
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Delays in processing visa applications for international students at the Home Office could cost Cardiff University £200,000, it has been claimed.
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