‘The Third Day’: Friday – The Father
Reece Goodall reviews the pilot episode of the new mini-series 'The Third Day', reflecting on the skill of lead actor Jude Law and the episode's ambiguous but gripping narrative.
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What will USMNT star Sergino Dest bring to FC Barcelona?
It was confirmed this week that Sergino Dest, the 19-year-old Ajax right back, has moved to Barcelona for an initial fee of €21 million, potentially rising to €26 million. Dest, a USA international, is one of those young players whose reputation has burgeoned over the past season, despite him making...
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Online Freshers’ may have hidden opportunities
If you thought moving to university was an unusual, challenging step, the last few months have only exacerbated this. With the pandemic forcing all lectures at Warwick to move online for the autumn term, it is obvious that for every student — fresher or finalist, undergraduate or postgraduate — the experience...
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Clubs on tour, clubs on tour!
What are the benefits of going on a society tour? Hannah Drew discusses her experiences.
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A further look into Japan’s recession and the way forward
Sanika Savdekar looks at Japan's deep economic recession and how they can hope to pull themselves out of it.
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Navigating university life with dyslexia
Abbey Parker writes about her experience of being diagnosed with dyslexia at Warwick.
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Great Debates: Why Lewis Hamilton should be named Sports Personality of the Year
Every autumn frenzied debate surrounds the Sports Personality of the Year Award. The title is, by its definition, remarkably difficult to award because it requires judges to compare the achievements of elite athletes across a range of different sports. Athletes of all descriptions have been crowned SPOTY over the years;...
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University of Warwick not providing Covid case numbers to staff and students
The University of Warwick is only providing case numbers to Public Health England and not to students or staff, leading to difficulty in knowing the number of cases on campus.
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Universities should be two-thirds empty, says public health expert
A leading public health expert has stated that universities should be two-thirds empty to avoid increased spikes in coronavirus infections.
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Humanities course fees in Australia set to increase by over 100%
The Australian Coalition government is set to introduce a bill that would increase the cost of some arts and humanities courses by as much as 113% in order to reduce the fees of STEM subjects.
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The problem with electric cars
A key government aim for the future has been learning how to mitigate the negative effects of climate change. Often, this will be most effective through international action. A country acting alone, if every other country is increasing their emissions, is likely to have a minimal effect at best. Agreements...
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Is there such a thing as a perfect ending?
The way a film ends can completely transform your experience as an audience member, for better or worse. A good ending provides excellent closure for characters that we’ve come to love, poses a fascinating conclusion for a complex set of themes or reverses our entire interpretation of the story in...
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The best friendships in literature: a celebration of platonic relationships
Great friendships make great books and so Claudia Benitez shares with us her favourite friendships literature has to offer
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