We're now a few weeks into a second national lockdown which can be a lot to cope with on top of university work. Ishraq Subhan shares his advice for achieving a good work-life balance under lockdown.
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After significant developments in coronavirus vaccines have been announced, the music industry has started planning how they can move forward in a post-lockdown world.
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As the 2020 Women’s Six Nations winds up, it’s time to take a look at just what makes the most influential fly-halves of the tournament. Katy Daley-McLean (England) The most experienced fly-half in the tournament, Katy Daley-McLean boasts 113 caps and an MBE. With a whopping 56 Six Nations appearances,...
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Shai Mitchell talks about the new Artemisia Gentileschi exhibition at the National Gallery, and shows how the artist was not just pioneering for the Baroque, but also for the women's movement.
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Reece Goodall reviews the last instalment of the BBC's political drama 'Roadkill', commenting that, despite strong leads and a potentially gripping set-up, the series' ineffective writing and uninteresting plots inevitably caused its downfall.
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Rumours of human skin bound books have emerged throughout history - Molly Thompson breaks down these morbid rumours, and the truth that is sometimes behind them.
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Tao Geoghegan Hart surprised many cycling fans by becoming the second British rider in history to win the Giro d’Italia, one of cycling’s three most prestigious races, the Grand Tours, in Milan. The 25-year-old from London – who represents the British Ineos Grenadiers team (formerly named Team Ineos and Team Sky)...
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Black, Asian and ethnic minority applicants are less likely to be offered places to study for a PhD than white applicants, according to data found by BBC Newsnight.
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Ollie Megainey discusses the rise and fall of The Sims series.
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In the past month, an undeclared war has erupted on the edge of Europe. Armenia and Azerbaijan, long at loggerheads over disputed territory, find themselves once more engaged in state-on-state armed conflict – a rarity in the 21st century. Unlike previous clashes, however, this is deliberate – an Azeri offensive...
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Researchers at the University of Warwick’s School of Life Sciences will investigate the role of a certain genetic mutation in the process of controlled breathing, after prior studies supported a potential connection. According to Professor Nicholas Dale at the School, the protein Conexxin 26 (Cx26) has previously been identified as being...
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England’s higher education regulator is launching a consultation setting out how it plans to “raise the bar on quality of standards” in higher education, including fining institutions. Proposed measures include fines for poor quality courses, to be judged by metrics related to continuation, completion and progression into employment. The Office...
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For the month of November, Frank Evans takes a look at film noir, from the 1940s classics to the neo-noirs from the 1970s
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