The power of art in protests
Julia Jedrzejczak explores the impact art has in political movements and how artistic responses can spread the message of protests globally
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Disney is walking a dangerously fine line with its Star Wars shows
Ben Keedwell reflects on Disney's expansion of Star Wars to the small screen, praising the success and originality of 'The Mandalorian' series, but warning the risk involved with overexposure and reliance on nostalgia.
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What happened to: ‘Tomodachi Life’?
Janyn Chang looks back on Tomodachi Life, exploring what makes the game so remarkable and discussing whether we will see a sequel for the Nintendo Switch!
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Adapting ‘Murder on the Orient Express’
Reece Goodall looks at some of the best adaptations of Agatha Christie's 'Murder on the Orient Express' and how they've juggled with the source material.
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A-Z of genres: City-Pop
Hailing from the fast-paced living of 1980s Tokyo, city-pop has seen a revival in recent years that has put it at the centre of YouTube's algorithym.
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Operation Football League: is ‘Football Manager 2021’ worth buying?
If we can agree that sport is a matter of opinion, then it is probably time to discuss our more controversial takes. In this editors’ column, Luke James dissects a range of controversial topics, including his unconventional love for MLS.
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The history of Veganuary
Lizzie Wilde explores the origins of Veganuary, its rapid rise to popularity and the future of veganism in the face of COVID-19.
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Down the rabbit hole: QAnon, the conspiracy theory taking over the Republican party and threatening American democracy
It should come as no surprise to even passing followers of American politics that Donald Trump has proven himself the most conspiracy-minded president in the last century. This dates as far back as his support for the anti-Obama ‘birther’ movement, right up to his flagrant insistence that the ‘China virus’...
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Coventry to enter Tier 3 after lockdown
Coventry will be in Tier 3 regulations when the national lockdown ends on 2 December.
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Warwick students petition for better action against sexual assault
Students at the University of Warwick have started an online petition calling on the University to “take action against sexual assault cases”.
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How Twitter bots interfered with the US election
Twitter was oddly quiet of US election news on 3 November. Four years of access to Donald Trump’s presidential ambitions via 280 characters over and above traditional news outlets, I found the silence on election night jarring, to say the least. Unlike in 2016, Twitter did not appear to have...
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Lockdown may spell doom for the hospitality sector
Sanika Savdekar looks at how the hospitality industry has been affected by the second national lockdown and whether it will be able to recover.
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Why we should celebrate the Harry Styles Vogue cover
Sophia Stanford argues that reinvention of the "manly man" stereotype is overdue.
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