In-person Chinese university entrance exams to be held in July
The Chinese government has announced that in person University entrance exams will be held in July after being postponed from June.
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Are movie musicals a wasted opportunity?
Reece Goodall discusses whether or not movie musicals belong in the theatre industry.
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‘Doctor Who’: The Timeless Children
Nick Alford reviews Doctor Who 'The Timeless Children', the series 12 finale, reflecting on the instalment's fun, confusion and controversy.
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How is coronavirus reshaping education?
There are multiple ways of measuring the impact of coronavirus. Whether it’s businesses losing an overwhelming amount of trade, individuals cancelling their holidays or streets being empty of traffic, the pandemic has globally altered every aspect of life. Before the lockdown came into place, a key way to measure how...
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Social security might have deeper roots than we think: evidence from hunter-gatherers
A lot of focus has been placed on the UK government over the past few weeks. As the pandemic situation escalates, people have been turning to the Prime Minister and his team to provide the much-needed response. The government has done just that. They have taken unprecedented action to provide...
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A new theory to explain our expanding universe
A new theory of an expanding universe Physicists know that our universe is expanding, but the question of exactly how fast this expansion is has proven deeply contentious in scientific circles. It has been suggested that we need to fundamentally alter our understanding of physics to deal with issues in...
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BREAKING: Danny Stewart extends Coventry Blaze tenure
Coventry Blaze have announced that Danny Stewart has committed his future to the Skydome Arena outfit by signing a contract extension following the club’s third-placed finish in 2019/20. Stewart, who made 248 appearances as a Coventry player, was appointed Blaze head coach in 2016. The Fort McMurray native led the...
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‘Untitled Goose Game’ review: Warwick students, look away now!
Are you missing the Warwick campus geese? Ollie Birchall recommends House House's Untitled Goose Game for a fun bit of chaos.
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Radiohead’s ‘The Bends’: the resurrection of art-rock
'By 1995, Radiohead wanted to exorcise the ghost of ‘Creep’. In his review of The Bends, Keith Mulopo contests that they went even further: they resurrected art-rock and redefined its alternative relative, making a record still worth remembering a quarter of a century later.
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Last Night I Watched: ‘Kes’
Noah Keate gives insight on the themes and structure of the film 'Kes' and what it says about our relationship with nature.
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Students at the University of Portsmouth must continue paying rent for private accommodation
The university has moved teaching online and has allowed students in university-owned accommodation to prematurely end their contracts.
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Cultivating a positive mental attitude during self-isolation
Having to stay at home may have an impact on our mental health and motivation. Sam Harland gives some tips on cultivating a positive mental attitude.
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Sir Stirling Moss: celebrating the UK’s first Formula 1 icon
It’s rare that the death of a sports figure casts a shadow over the entire sport – such was the stature of Sir Stirling Moss, who died after a long illness aged 90. Moss is a name that is almost synonymous with Formula1, his loss a sad day for the...
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