BREAKING: Strikes at Warwick confirmed for last month of term
A month of strike action is set to take place at the University of Warwick by members of the University and College Union (UCU).
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The fictional narratives of Love Island
Bikinis, buff bods and banter make up the majority of content for ITV’s hit reality show Love Island. So popular was the summer edition that a Winter series is currently underway as Instagram-ready singletons try to find their type on paper for a romance worthy of £50,000. However, the ‘reality’...
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The ethics of the edit
Joseph Bullock discusses the ethics of re-cutting films in the context of Disney's decision to edit some of their older films for Disney+.
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The personality test: is it really what it seems?
Megan Seymour discusses whether or not the personality test trend holds any truth to real life, or if we must take it with a pinch of salt.
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Has one US college found the solution to student debt?
Berea College, Kentucky, is a university with around 1600 students that does not charge tuition fees. This compares to an average of $10,230 per year in tuition for US students who choose to attend a public university in their own state, and $35,830 for those attending private universities. Berea College...
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‘Waves’ is a triumphant kaleidoscope of family trauma
Axel Metz reviews 'Waves', the moving portrait of a broken family from 'It Comes at Night' director Trey Edward Shults.
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Spotlight On: Rina Sawayama
Rina Sawayama is the best thing to happen to sugary pop since stars such as Kylie Minogue and Britney Spears gave it it’s bubblegum roots. Along with the likes of Charlie XCX and Grimes, she is reshaping the future of the genre into one that has no dimensions. From the melodic posing of 2013’s ‘Who?’ to her latest track, ‘Comme De Garcons’, an empowering rejection of modern masculinity, Sawayama gives the box that binds female musicians a new and exciting form.
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There are truly negative effects that come with dating apps
Columbia Journalism Investigations and a non-profit newsroom, ProPublica, launched a 16-month investigation into sexual violence involving popular dating apps and online sites. What the investigative team found is not only disappointing but also disturbing. Match Group, a company that owns a group of free online dating services such as Tinder, OKCupid, Plenty...
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Is it time to put the kettle on? Why you should be a habitual tea drinker
Are you a habitual tea drinker? Simona Valeviciute explores the benefits of drinking tea for your mental and physical health.
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University of Warwick develops A.I. technology for tracking blood glucose
Theo Wolf reports on new technology that is being used to track patients' blood glucose
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Young man dies after taking MDMA at the Assembly in Leamington
A 19 year old man has died after taking MDMA at the Assembly in Leamington Spa.
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‘The Gentlemen’ is immense Ritchie-branded fun
James Palmer reviews 'The Gentlemen', the British gangster flick from acclaimed crime director Guy Ritchie.
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My positive experience with the wellbeing services at Warwick
Nicole Karageorgi reflects on her experiences with anxiety at university, and explains how the wellbeing services helped.
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