The Paris Climate Agreement was heralded as ‘charting a new course in the effort to combat global climate change’. Eliza Perry discusses the impact caused by the two countries currently failing to adhere to the regulations set by the agreement, and the reasons behind this neglect in environmental policy.
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The latest stage of the HS2 rail project has been approved by the government, but not without criticism. The project, designed to link London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds, is likely the take far longer than anticipated and a review has suggested that costs may double to as much as £106...
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Ollie Birchall investigates the effect of music on our mental health.
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Coventry University (CU) has told councillors that more purpose-built student accommodation will be needed in the city to satisfy demand. According to CoventryLive, the University’s head of accommodation, Obi Okwuadigbo, expressed this desire to the City Council during a meeting on Thursday 20 February. This comes as it is revealed...
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Following the announcement of more UCU strikes, Emilia Smith argues students deserve compensation, but not in the form of payouts.
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Sadia Nowshin reviews ‘To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’, the sequel to the hit Netflix Original movie.
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Do you feel like you are always busy at university? Kate Rice explains why we all need to take a step back from hustle culture now and again.
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Education comes in all shapes and sizes. The transference of knowledge is timeless and universal, though sadly remains inaccessible to many across the world. Recently, I saw the film ‘Jojo Rabbit’, based on a young boy in Nazi Germany. His form of education is none other than the Hitler Youth,...
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Reece Goodall reviews the tear-jerking series finale of Endeavour and how the show has taken a bleak turn as it leads to its final series
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If we allowed stereotypes to hold, society would dictate that there are two types of travellers. I shall refer to them as the organisers and the wanderers, although alternative labels are available. Our first clan, of which I unquestionably belong to, are the type to wander through airports clutching plastic wallets brimming with bureaucracy. Members of the second tribe are usually unsure about their departure time, haven’t arranged travel insurance and yet haven’t a worry in the world.
Organisers and wanderers, as distinct and diverse a duet they might be, are often reliant upon the same binds to prevent travel catastrophe: apps.
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"One way to describe the 2020s is as an era of convenience. Takeaways such as UberEats, Deliveroo and Just Eat provide relief from the mountains of assignments students face. Who can blame us?"
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Amidst the numerous requests fans have made for games and franchises to receive Switch ports, Persona 5 stands out as one of the most popular choices. It is a huge JRPG, which itself is a popular choice of genre amongst Nintendo players, as well as the inclusion of Joker into...
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