The coronavirus pandemic could either exacerbate the inequality women face in sport or assist in closing the gap. Vera Pauw, the head coach of the Irish women’s national team, recently told The Irish Times that “women’s sport is always put in second place”. Her comments came after the women’s Euros,...
Read More
The University of Warwick has created a support appeal aimed at helping low income students affected by COVID-19.
Read More
The cinema industry is one of those that has been crippled by coronavirus. With cinemas forced to close and many major releases put back, the whole business is in a kind of stasis. But this could now be shattered by a row between a film studio and one of the...
Read More
Reece Goodall reviews episode 6 of Rick and Morty season 4, reflecting on the roaring return of the show, and the extremely meta concept of the episode.
Read More
Giles Allen-Bowden questions if the move to digital gaming will inevitably be a mistake.
Read More
John Lennon's 'Imagine' has been adopted in times of crisis since it's original release in the 60s, most recently with Gal Gadot's star-studded cover. But despite its communal power, is it a song worth protecting?
Read More
Cerys Turner argues that certain newspaper stories should be made more accessible, especially in a time of crisis.
Read More
Rhys Clarke looks at 'The Idiot' by Dostoevsky, in which a passage discussing people's desperation to appear original in 1869 is very similar to the present
Read More
During this period of lockdown, many of us may be wanting to try to exercise for the first time. Rhys Clarke gives some tips for anyone who's a first-time exerciser.
Read More
North Yorkshire isn’t famed for its production of ice hockey players, not least National Hockey League draftees. Liam Kirk – a proud Maltby native – became the first English-born and trained player to be drafted to the NHL, after he was picked in the seventh round by the Arizona Coyotes...
Read More
With term three exams right around the corner, for many of us it marks the return to the academic rat-race. That late-night essay submission, to-the-knuckle exam revision, coffee-fuelled mission to score as many points as you can to make the rest of the year feel worthwhile. This comes after spending...
Read More
A quarter of A-level students preparing to start university have been given no work by their schools.
Read More
Rhys Clarke and Lillie Skerman share their short scene 'Love is in the air', a story of heartbreak and the supernatural.
Read More