Black Warwick students talk about racism on campus
Black Warwick students share how they’ve experienced racism in and around campus.
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Bremen sink to late defeat as relegation troubles mount
Wout Weghorst scored his first goal since March to strike a damning blow against Werder Bremen’s hopes of staying in the Bundesliga. As rain poured across Bremen, Weghorst scored the only goal of the game for Wolfsburg to leave Florian Kohfeldt’s side staring relegation in the face. In what was...
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University of Bristol announces plans to move all lectures online
The University of Bristol has announced its plans to move all lectures to online platforms for the 2020/2021 academic year.
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So is she the sexual relief or the psycho? Women in detective shows
Tahira Abdul explores the representation of women in detective shows, arguing the need for greater character diversity and intersectionality, highlighting weaker and more successful examples.
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Rape culture is real: wake up Warwick!
Natasha Hardaker comments on the rape culture that persists at Warwick, calling for students to be more vocal in the fight against it.
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‘Chemical Cut’: the most uncomfortable film I have ever sat through
Rhys Clarke reviews Marjorie Conrad's 2016 film Chemical Cut, a hard depiction of a woman's attempt to work as a model.
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ABBA: we ‘Thank You For The Music’
After being voted the best Eurovision song ever in the BBC's lockdown special of the European music event, Noah Keate investigates why ABBA are still so popular, 47 years on from their Eurovision win.
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Does TikTok have a harmful obsession with weight loss?
While TikTok has been helpful to many people during lockdown, Hannah Drew considers how it can have a negative impact on how people perceive of their bodies.
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The laws of nature may not be as constant as we previously thought
For as long as we’ve had science, scientists have attempted to define our universe. We have certain laws of nature governed by four fundamental forces: gravity, electromagnetism, weak nuclear force and strong nuclear force. These have helped us make sense of our world. But recent research by the University of...
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Devolved governments criticise plan to cap student numbers
University leaders have joined senior government officials from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to criticise plans to cap English student numbers at UK universities.
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One of the most remote places on Earth: Kaokoland, Namibia
While living under the travel ban, Zofia Swiatek reflects on her time spent in the remote region of Kaokoland. Does the harsh environment ward off potential tourists to this wonderful location?
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‘Final Fantasy VIII Remake’ review: Cloud Strifes again
Dan Williams reviews the remake of the game that changed RPGs forever
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The pandemic has increased demand for fast fashion: we must resist temptation
Simona Valeviciute asks us to consider how we are online shopping during the pandemic.
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