As the coronavirus crisis escalates, the UK could learn from France
From his year abroad in France, George Maxwell compares British and French responses to the coronavirus pandemic.
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So you didn’t make it onto a society exec…
With society exec election season over, Emma Wilkes shares some advice on how to cope with rejection from these elections.
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Are your drinks being spiked?
“I don’t remember much, but I remember the moment I started to feel like I had no control.” These are the words of Nina*, who alleges that she had a drink spiked in the Copper Rooms on campus around a year ago, alongside her friend. When a first-aider came to their...
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‘Employment’ at 15: Kaiser Chiefs’ British charm only increases with age
From pioneers of the 2000’s indie scene to ‘Radio 2 drivetime pop purveyors’, Charlie Peters reviews the Kaiser Chief’s debut album, Employment, fifteen years on. How does it hold up in the Brit-pop hangover?
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Safe student travel: the FCO’s Travel Aware campaign
With gap years and study abroad semesters becoming more commonplace, students are constantly exposed to new opportunities that could take them abroad. But we often take so many things for granted, such as travel safety, insurance and respecting the local laws and customs. That is why the Foreign & Commonwealth Office has set up the Travel Aware campaign.
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Blizzard Entertainment’s fall from grace
Michał Maciejewski details how Blizzard Entertainment has alienated its fanbase with a plethora of lacklustre titles in recent years.
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Is Warwick’s response to coronavirus satisfactory?
Hamza Fareed Malik discusses the measures Warwick has taken in response to the coronavirus pandemic, arguing there is still need for more.
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Feel-good films for self-isolation
Struggling to find some feel-good films to make self-isolation go by faster? Don't worry! Giles Allen-Bowden has you covered with a list of them!
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Australian university under fire for ordering return to face-to-face teaching
A Queensland university has come under fire for ordering its academics to return to face-to-face teaching amid the Covid-19 outbreak.
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How a ‘Minecraft’ library is challenging global censorship
The latest library on the block can be found in the most unlikeliest of places. Reece Goodall looks at the new Uncensored Library in Minecraft
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Why F1 should be viewed as the world’s only global sport
Some say Formula 1 isn’t a sport. F1 involves drivers sitting in their cars and driving in loops for an hour or two. Some would argue that F1 drivers aren’t even athletes, and that a driver’s performance is highly dependent on the car they are given. I, however, say that...
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Students can opt-out of on-campus accommodation contracts for Term 3
Students that currently live on campus will be able to release themselves from their accommodation contracts for term three.
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Is visiting stage door a right for audiences or a restriction for actors?
Giles Allen-Bowden discusses whether visiting stage door at the theatre can be considered a privilege, or a right, for audience members.
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