Seven Grammy nominations, nine MTV VMA nominations, number one in five different countries and over ten million copies sold in America alone: this is the sum total of success of the Smashing Pumpkins’ Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness – and that’s only the numbers. It’s a landmark record in...
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Tackling climate change feels like it should be an apolitical issue. However, in recent years centre-left parties have been increasingly backing pro-climate policies, whilst the right remains largely unmoved. This divide has politicised the climate issue, transforming every common-sense method to tackle climate change into a political grenade, waiting to explode in...
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From punk-rock to bedroom-pop, every music genre is witnessing a rise in the 'angry girl phenomena': empowered women who use big angry sounds and lyrical narratives of outrage to both provoke and protest.
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Warwick Arts Centre has been awarded £483,000 by the UK government as part of the Culture Recovery Fund.
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My Freshers’ Week was unusual, odd and utterly fantastic. Driving onto campus, I knew that my experience this year was going to be different, and somewhat underwhelming. I was pleasantly surprised. Clearly, I didn’t experience the clubs and massive raves that defined the freshers weeks in previous years, but as...
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Meera Eldridge questions whether it's possible to be friends with people who do not share your beliefs and core political opinions.
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Lewis Hamilton is a phenomenal driver, and among a vanishingly small pool of sportspeople in the conversation to be recognised as Britain’s greatest athlete of all time. In all honesty, I don’t have a negative word to say about the six-time Formula One world champion: the Stevenage-born racer is a...
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Ministers are holding talks over having a two-week lockdown in December which would involve students remaining on campus and having all teaching delivered online.
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Researchers at Tufts University’s Silklab have developed a silk-based ink with the ability to detect physiological and environmental changes. Many people use wearable monitors and biosensors to look after their health, but current wearable monitors are often large, inconvenient devices that are not comfortable for the user. A silk-based ink...
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Beth Lee reviews HBO's teen drama series 'Euphoria', reflecting on its explicit and open exploration of the drug-and-sex-infused teenage landscape, pointing out important narratives which the series tackles.
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Oliver Barsby reviews Xbox's latest project that allows for console-level gaming on a mobile device.
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Reece Goodall looks at who has won the Nobel Economics Prize and the varying levels of controversy surrounding the choice.
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Unions at the universities of Birmingham, Leeds and Warwick have threatened to ballot for industrial action over the continuation of face-to-face teaching on university campuses.
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