Vice-chancellor Stuart Croft releases statement on sexual misconduct on campus
University of Warwick vice-chancellor Stuart Croft has released a statement on sexual misconduct at the University.
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Game of the Year: ‘Ghost of Tsushima’
In our first Game of the Year article of 2020, Oliver Barsby nominates Sucker Punch's Ghost of Tsushima.
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‘Rocks’ and the importance of female solidarity
Set in modern-day East London, 'Rocks' is a coming-of-age story about a young girl fighting to prevent herself and her younger brother from being taken into care. Beth Lee tells us why she felt such a deep connection with the film.
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Grade inflation may be due to overemphasis on university rankings
Grade inflation has been a well-worn topic of discussion for years. It seems to have permeated all levels of education in the UK, but is particularly evident in undergraduate degrees. Grades have never been higher. Perhaps this is all down to the students never having been brighter, teachers never more...
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Publishing staffers protest new Jordan Peterson book
Reece Goodall reports on the controversy surrounding James Peterson's new book and how publishers should respond to such backlash.
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Nostalgia and fantasy: how music offers us an escape to the past
'Twilight', Taylor Swift and trips to the past: Lauren Shelley explores how music can be not only nostalgic, but transport us into our fantasies.
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Jordan and Obama vests fetch record sums in Los Angeles auction
Basketball vests previously worn by NBA legend Michael Jordan and former president of the United States Barack Obama were auctioned for record sums in Los Angeles last week. Jordan’s iconic number 23 vest, which he wore during his inaugural season with the Chicago Bulls, sold for £235,000 ($320,000). President Obama’s...
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Over 200 University of Warwick students have received fines or warnings for breaking Covid-19 restrictions
Over 200 university University of Warwick students have received fines or warning for breaking Covid-19 restrictions.
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Is language learning an innate ability?
Anyone who has ever tried to learn a new language will understand the struggle of trying to memorise vocab, master a tricky grammatical rule, or to perfect your accent. It only adds to this frustration when we remember that young children, who can barely even tie their own shoelaces are...
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Formula 1: Sakhir GP ends with shock Sergio Perez win
A chaotic race at the Sakhir GP ended with a victory for Sergio Perez. The Racing Point driver, who was last on the first lap after being hit by Charles Leclerc, drove impressively to take the first win of his 190-race career. Perez was joined on the podium by Esteban...
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Top universities received over £60m in five years from fossil fuels sector
Top universities in Britain have received more than £60m in funding from the fossil fuels sector in the past five years, despite commitments to adopt more green initiatives.
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How money is destroyed
Zofia Swiatek explains how money is destroyed and why it is not just as simple as burning banknotes.
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We need better wages, not better weapons
Georgina Milner analyses the government's defence spending plans, arguing that money should instead be spent on public sector pay and renewable energy.
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