Stocks climb to historic levels in best month on record
Hamza Fareed Malik gives a more positive market overview as the US presidential election results and vaccine results finally provide some market stability.
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An open letter to Stuart Croft: rape culture at Warwick is toxic
A Warwick student explains why sexual assault on campus needs to be taken more seriously in this open letter to Vice-Chancellor Stuart Croft.
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Kanye West and the American nightmare
Jess Corne explains how Kanye West's self-absorption keeps him afloat, and how his surreal US election campaign was merely another footnote in his long list of bizarre acts.
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What does Guardiola’s new contract mean for Manchester City?
It has been an eventful fortnight for Pep Guardiola. On 19 November, the 49-year-old signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at the club until 2023. His former deal was due to expire at the end of the season, and there were worries in the City camp that they would...
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Grosjean crash casts a shadow over Bahrain Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton won the Bahrain Grand Prix, but the real story was Romain Grosjean’s miraculous escape after a terrifying crash that left his car in flames. After a period of comparative safety, this race has highlighted the extraordinary danger of motorsport. On the opening lap, Grosjean suffered an accident, clipping...
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Should we support fast-food chains that offer vegan alternatives?
Over the last decade, a growing number of the population has adopted a vegan lifestyle. As a result, the demand for vegan alternatives at restaurants and in supermarkets has become much greater. Evidence shows that adopting a vegan lifestyle is good for both your health and the planet. Whether people...
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Woman: the hunter
New discoveries from a 9,000 year old archaeological site in the Andes have suggested that women, too, were hunters. The study, conducted by Randall Haas (of the University of California, Davis) and his team, found an individual buried with an extensive collection of stone tools, fit for a variety of...
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One in five university staff unsure how to do their work at home
A study has found university staff are struggling to balance work with domestic responsibilities and lower levels of wellbeing, with one in five unsure how to go about their work at home.
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The Open Mind: why I went vegan
In the first 'Open Mind' article, Luke Harris explores what led him to go from carnivore to vegan and why others should do the same.
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Exploring culture through food
Shay Solanki explores how we can navigate and learn new things about other cultures through the joy of food.
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2021 Australian Open faces minor delay due to Covid-19
The 2021 Australian Open is set to get underway on 1 February, “pending Victorian government approval”, according to reports. Next year’s season-opening Grand Slam was initially scheduled to run from 18-31 January, but a slight delay is likely to affect its start date, due to clashes between tennis officials and...
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Two in three university students reported to struggle with mental health during Covid-19
Mental health is the most common problem facing students during the pandemic, according to a survey conducted by Save The Student.
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