Stephen King’s diversity comments have no place in the industry
Fey Kapur writes about the recent comments from writer Stephen King on the topic of diversity and suggests they were problematic
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Who are the best couples on TV?
Just in time for February 14th, Lillie Skerman lists her favourite TV couples from the last few years and why they are relationship goals
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Love Island deserves more credit
Love Island is fake. It’s contrived. Over-edited. Oversexed. The end result of a degenerating culture. The final sign of the end times. At least, that’s what the Daily Telegraph and the rest of more snobbish sections of the press would have you believe. Russel T Davies, writer of Queer as...
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How to feel confident in what you wear this Valentine’s Day
Worried about your date-night outfit this February 14th? Alice Standen explores how to feel condient in what your wear this Valentine's Day.
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“Exciting, musically charged and heart-warming” a review of the Belgrade’s ‘Crongton Knights’
Rhys Clarke reviews The Belgrade Theatre's 'Crongton Knights', a play about how gang violence affects young people.
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Places to visit before they are affected by climate change
Anushka explores the effect of climate change on some of the most beautiful tourist destinations on Earth, such as the Great Barrier Reef.
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Coventry Blaze fall to overtime defeat on Pride Weekend
Despite leading for the majority of the match Coventry Blaze were unable to upset the league leaders, falling to a painful 6-5 defeat in overtime against Sheffield Steelers. Defeat leaves the Blaze eleven points above the playoff line, and in an increasingly narrow contest for fifth position in the standings...
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Western attitudes to Iran have yet to change
To better understand the current relationship of the West with Iran, Odysseas Digbassanis argues history is repeating itself.
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A changing look at marriage
Lucy Martin discusses how society's perception of marriage has changed over the years and how her own opinions have developed with time.
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The end of the road: the importance of how TV series end
Jai Patel discusses the importance of how TV series end, using examples such as Game of Thrones, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Beauty and the Beast.
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Small change, big impact: second-hand books
One often hears the phrase: “there’s nothing quite like the smell of a new book”. Despite the rise of Kindles, E books and other electronic forms of literature, the allure of physical reading material continues to attract new customers. Book sales have increased in recent years; 190.9 million books were...
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RAG does First Dates: my experience
An anonymous writer shares their experience of going on a blind date for charity. Take a read to find out how the date went!
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Veganuary: Vegan hotspots on campus, Coventry and Leamington
January is the perfect time for resolutions; whether that be getting fitter, being more sustainable, or adopting a more ethical lifestyle. Luckily, Veganuary combines all of these causes. It challenges testers to thirty days of a plant-based diet - that means no meat, dairy or fish products.
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