Sophie Hamilton questions why so few TV shows are set at university, arguing that the exciting lifestyle and life-changing years as students should be exploited more by TV producers.
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Luke Ferrara and Janne Laakonen became the latest Elite League players to secure a roster spot in Europe, with the Coventry Blaze duo confirming their moves on Monday evening. Both players had agreed to return to the Skydome Arena for the 2020/21 season, but will instead head to the continent...
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Novel-to-film adaptations have garnered mixed results to say the least. Directors and screenwriters often struggle to deduce which themes and perspectives they wish to display from the source material on screen. Not only this (and given creating a film is always a difficult task) they have to consider that the...
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In another edition to our blind date with a book series, Josh Dixey looks at a book that has been essential in helping him understand black British history and the BLM movement better
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University is a place for self-discovery and expression. Amoy Daley explains how she became more comfortable experimenting with different clothing styles since starting Warwick and why our style is constantly evolving.
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Sport is making a comeback after Covid, but not every sport is welcome. In America, people have started turning their backs on basketball – the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) ratings are declining steeply, and there’s one major reason. The sport has become very political – the fans aren’t keen, and...
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Lewis Hamilton won as F1 returned to the Nürburgring, and his 91st career victory saw him equal the all-time record held by Michael Schumacher. It extends his championship lead over teammate Valtteri Bottas to 69 points, and puts him ever closer to another Schumacher record – his seventh world championship...
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More than 1,800 students in the North East tested positive for Covid-19 in the week from 1-7 October.
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There are currently around 180 different Covid vaccines being developed. A number of them use adenoviruses or adeno-associated viruses as a prime for the vaccine. Why is this significant and how does it create inequities for non-Western countries? The efforts for Covid immunisation have become a global task however many...
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The end of your tenancy is nigh. With bleach-stained jeans and a new appreciation for rubber gloves, you waltz out into sunny Leamington, confident in the knowledge that before the week is out, your deposit will have landed safe in your bank account. Well, perhaps you’ll be lucky. For too...
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Joe Spagnoli talks to the London four-piece on making their sophomore album, coronavirus cancellations and trying to grow up alongside both.
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This autumn, thousands of students across the country will be starting their lives at university. It is a jolt out of the warm familiarity of home that they have enjoyed all their lives. For the first time, they will be striking out on their own in the atomised world of...
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Soo Sze Jie looks at how demand for a greener and more sustainable lifestyle has effected business plans and resulted in one green company exceeding $1 billion in value.
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