Liverpool Women secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Coventry United amid challenging conditions at Butts Park Arena. United are now two games without a win, having lost to Lewes in the FA Women’s Championship last weekend. Melissa Lawley opened the scoring for the travelling side, connecting with Kirsty Linnet’s well-placed...
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Footage shared on social media showed large groups of people in student accommodation at Coventry University on Tuesday 29 September.
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Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced plans to enable students to return home for Christmas, with growing concerns regarding recent university Covid-19 outbreaks.
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The Rohingya are a Muslim ethnic minority group in Myanmar (Burma), Southeast Asia. They make up the largest percentage of Muslims in the country. The Rohingya are not considered a people of Myanmar and are denied citizenship in the country, effectively making them stateless. At the start of 2017, about...
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Nick Alford reviews the new animation for the 'Doctor Who' serial 'Fury from the Deep', reflecting on how the visual accompaniment to the original soundtrack will bring the serial to life, both in retelling the story to old fans and presenting the story to new fans.
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Leamington FC’s first competitive game of the season ended in disappointment as they went down to Banbury United in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup. Banbury, who have already played three games in the league so far this season, made their superior match sharpness show throughout the game,...
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My personal hatred for Wagamama is almost indescribable. It’s quite impossible to articulate the many reasons I have for despising this meagre high street chain in so many as 700 words. But I will try my hardest. Despite being one of the only takeaways that delivers to campus, Wagas only...
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Many first-year students may be nervous about making friends when they arrive at Warwick. Nick Alford provides some of the best tips for making friends at university to put your minds at ease!
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It has been warned that conducting the National Student Survey (NSS) next year without clarity either on the process or on what results will be published could raise major ethical questions and is likely to severely damage the survey’s trustworthiness.
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Many of us see health trackers, such as Apple watches and Fitbits, on a near-daily basis, but what if they could be drawn directly onto your skin instead? Researchers at the University of Houston have created a new pen-and-ink method to create health sensors on your skin using just stencils...
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Coventry United Ladies host Liverpool Women in the FA Women’s Championship on Sunday afternoon, as the Red and Greens target a return to winning ways following last weekend’s defeat against Lewes. United occupy sixth position in the Championship standings after two matches, although the Butts Park Arena club retain a...
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With the next-gen of consoles just weeks away, here's Ishraq Subhan's assessment of their designs.
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Connie Bernardin looks at the impact J.K. Rowling's newest novel 'Troubled Blood' will have on its readers and the LGBTQ+ community
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