York student one of confirmed UK coronavirus cases
A student at the University of York is one of two individuals who have tested positive for coronavirus in the UK, a spokesperson for the university has confirmed.
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The commuter’s guide to long days on campus
Simona Valeviciute recommends enjoyable ways to fill long days at uni for those who live off-campus that prioritise your wellbeing.
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Travelling home for the holidays taught me the value of routine
As a first year undergraduate, returning home from university for the first time was always an intriguing prospect. I’m sure everyone has repeatedly questioned, internally or openly, whether they could survive their first term at university. That certainly dominated my mind, having not lived away from home before. Thankfully, my first term was most enjoyable, full of different experiences and very eye-opening. Nonetheless, after four essays and multiple readings, I was ready to return home, celebrate the Christmas period and spend some time away from Warwick.
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Mad Men: what makes this show so great?
Keith Mulopo reviews the show Mad Men, and reveals why, even five years since its final episode, it is still well worth the watch
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2020 vision: the games you’ll be seeing this year
2019 has been a strange year for gaming. Unlike previous years which had Breath of the Wild or God of War, there is no defining title for 2019. There were some fantastic games released over the past twelve months but 2020 looks to have a better line-up already, hopefully with...
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Universities who fail to adopt IHRA’s anti-Semitism definition may face cuts
Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick has said that UK universities and colleges who refuse to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA)’s definition of anti-Semitism will be publicly named and could face funding cuts
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Freedom of speech vs. privacy: learning from the Anderton Park Protests
It’s an age-old conundrum: freedom of speech versus the right to privacy. We have seen various examples over the years, such as the News of the World scandal, Watergate, and even the questionable privacy laws that revealed salacious secrets of footballers like Ryan Giggs and Ashley Cole. 2019 saw this...
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Gripping, hilarious and gut punching: ‘How to Disappear’ is a must-see
Abigail Hughes reviews WUDS and Tech Crew's production of 'How to Disappear Completely and Never be Found' at Warwick Arts Centre.
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“It’s okay to be white” posters appear on University of Bristol campus
Posters which read 'It's okay to be white' were displayed on University of Bristol's campus, sparking accusations of white supremacy.
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Warwick student’s possible return from Wuhan sparks health concerns from flatmates
A Warwick student who claimed they will be returning to campus from Wuhan has sparked the creation of Warwick Mask Group
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The guilt of a perpetual student
As a student with a sparse schedule, Cat Brice reflects on feeling like she lacks direction when most of her friends have graduated.
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What makes the perfect travel journal entry?
Journaling is a great way to record document your travels, but what makes for the perfect travel journal entry? Personally, I like to include quite a lot of details in my travel journal.
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Man arrested after “serious sexual assault” in Leamington nightclub
A man has been arrested after a woman was sexually assaulted in Smack Nightclub in the early hours of Friday January 24.
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