‘Knives Out’ proves that murder mysteries aren’t dead
Giles Allen-Bowden reviews 'Knives Out' by Rian Johnson, an original murder mystery which gives new life to a dead genre.
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Are you sitting comfortably? Good, then it’s statutory storytime
Lydia Atkins highlights a need for school statutory storytime to improve listening skills, expand imaginations and encourage a love of books
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Mid-December inertia: coming home for Christmas
With many of us feeling a little lost after coming home for Christmas, Rebecca Norris discusses how to enjoy the break from university.
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Can we really separate the music from the artist?
There are few stories circulated in music more than the brilliant artist who turns out to be a vile person. Now more than ever, a number of high-profile cases of musicians who either have committed a crime or done wrong in the past, is rightfully being brought to the surface of people’s attention.
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Bristol University students call for action against “institutionalised” racism
Students at the University of Bristol have come out in protest at the “daily” incidents of racism experienced on campus
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Rick and Morty – Rattlestar Ricklactica
Considering that Rick and Morty is a sci-fi show, it may come as a surprise that ‘Rattlestar Ricklactica’ marks its first serious time-travel story. Here, it pulls it off by critiquing the genre’s many issues, but also provides us a story that is full of laughs and visual spectacle. It...
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Christmas in Australia: Why I am enjoying Christmas Downunder
Spending this December and celebrating Christmas in Perth, Western Australia, has turned everything I know about Christmas on its head. Despite this, I’m quite excited to dip in the pool on Christmas day to cool off, rather than putting on gloves to warm up when stepping outside.
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The environmentalist movement throughout the years
Clare Coulthard discusses an overview of the environmentalist movement through the years, and what this means for the movement moving forward
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The impact of unionisation on the games industry
Gamers rise up! This cringe-inducing rallying cry has in recent times gained new meaning and importance in the developments of politics in gaming. However, this politics is not one about the content of games themselves, but instead surrounds the developmental process and unionisation of our favourite art form. Unionisation, a...
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Coping with Christmas after losing a loved one
Chrismas can be painful when you have lost a loved one. Lucy Martin shares her experience of coping with Christmas after losing her dad.
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A look back on the centenary of the Bauhaus movement
Marijus Zabiela thoughtfully reflects on the centenary of the Bauhaus art movement, on its ideals, key stylistic features and history.
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Warwick students petition for better University mental health services
Three students at the University of Warwick have started a petition with an open letter to Vice-Chancellor Stuart Croft to improve mental health awareness on campus.
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British politics on the big screen
In the wake of the general election, three writers select the films they believe best interact with contemporary British politics.
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