Why we should boycott businesses which exploit students
Aaron Cheema argues students must boycott and protest against businesses which exploit their student consumers for profit.
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Maintaining a work-life balance at university
As students, we have to juggle a variety of commitments. Noah Keate explains the importance of maintaining a positive work-life balance.
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BREAKING: All “non-critical” activities on Warwick campus to be suspended
All “non-critical” activity on Warwick campus is to be suspended from tomorrow.
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Warwick PhD students allegedly to lose pay after in-person teaching cancelled
Warwick PhD students are missing out on pay after in-person teaching was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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‘Narcos: Mexico’ season 2: explosive, thrilling and heavily political
Lucy Martin reviews the new season of Narcos: Mexico as it blends politics, history and action into one exhilarating drama
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A checklist mentality can ruin your travels
Being able to travel and visit different places is a privilege. When I travel, I have it in the back of my mind that I have to soak as much up as possible. No hour can go to waste. Yet, I’ve recently started to wonder if visiting somewhere with a long checklist of places to see is truly the best way to go about this. Does planning months in advance ruin the element of being able to ‘get lost’ in your destination?
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‘Animal Crossing’ Direct: a ‘New Horizon’ for the franchise?
Still not sold on Animal Crossing: New Horizons? Milaina Penzer explores all the new features shown off in the Animal Crossing Direct!
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Aca-standing talent: Open A Capella Competition review
Warwick Arts Centre and A Capella Society host the OAC's; a night of vocal talent, as-tone-ishing art and even a chat with creator Shaquira Lue. Mioie Kwok reviews.
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‘The Invisible Man’ is full of surprises and shocks
A talent of the best horror films and horror directors is their ability to tease the spectator’s imagination and, to a certain extent, allow them to create the fear for themselves. One of the primary features used to create this feeling is through ambiguity, to allow the spectator to imagine what...
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Academics warn of “McCarthyism” over Turning Point UK’s ‘Education Watch’
Academics have warned against a Turning Point UK's 'Education Watch' which encourages students to report their lecturers for “political bias”.
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Should celebrities voice political opinions on award shows?
Emma Wilkes argues that celebrities should be allowed to express their political opinions on televised award shows.
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My time at Warwick as an autistic student
Alice Standen explores her time at Warwick as an autistic student, explaining how she has coped with the challenges she's faced.
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