Theatre and child development: is Southwark Council the start of a trend?
Lily Thwaites discusses Southwark council's £500,000 scheme to send every child to the theatre annually and looks at the benefits theatre can hold.
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The rise of robot writers
Is the future of literature threatened by robots? Hayley Ho shares her thoughts on the use of artificial intelligence to imitate fiction.
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21% of UK university students work two jobs while studying
More than 1 in 5 students in the UK work two jobs in addition to attending university, new research by Student Beans has revealed.
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The Category is: Pose
The latest collaboration between the BBC and the American television company FX is the breakthrough television series Pose. Set in 1980s New York, the series explores the complex social relations existing between members of the LGBTQ community during the AIDS crisis. Having already broken records for having the largest transgender...
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Brave New Warwick: what does the future hold for this university?
In light of the recent exam timetabling errors, Alex Exact paints a dystopian future for Warwick University.
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Campaigners stage protest against Warwick District Council HQ plans
A protest against construction plans by Warwick District Council (WDC) took place outside Leamington Town Hall on Wednesday 17 April afternoon.
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University faces backlash from students over final exam timetable
The University of Warwick is facing backlash from students for the Main Summer Exam Timetable released yesterday. In response, the University has suggested that those affected apply for mitigating circumstances.
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The best student cities around the world
Do you want to study abroad, but aren’t sure which country or city to go to? Choosing the ideal destination for your year abroad can be difficult, but if you’re looking for a great student experience, a quick glance at the QS 2017 top 10 student cities could make your choice just that little bit easier.
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Refugee tale wins Waterstones children’s book prize
Suad Izhac discusses the most recent winner of the Waterstones children's book award, 'The Boy at the Back of the Class' by Onjali Q Raúf.
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Dressing for work experience on a budget
Last year, I was lucky enough to apply for work experience at a newspaper and get a response saying: “Sure, we’ve just had a cancellation. Can you start tomorrow?” Whilst being over the moon, I couldn’t help but panic. I’d never done any work experience before and it had been...
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Game of Thrones ‘Winterfell’ review – A slow but strong start
Dom Webb reviews the premiere of the final Game of Thrones season, arguing that parts of the episode are quite slow.
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Does Andy Murray stand a chance on court after surgery?
Andy Murray’s achievements will forever be immortalised in the history books of British sport. In an era of vanilla athletes, Andy Murray has always stood out. The self-berating Scotsman has nothing left to prove. Never afraid of the biggest stages, Murray’s ability has shone through regardless of setting or context....
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Man with knife attempts to rob woman near Tachbrook Road in Leamington
Warwickshire Police are appealing for information after a man with a knife attempted to rob a woman in Leamington Spa on Wednesday 17 April.
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