Durham University withdraws student’s place due to “utterly abhorrent” comments on social media
Durham University has withdrawn a student’s place due to “utterly abhorrent” comments on social media.
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The weird world of Pokémon merchandise
Reece Goodall explores the best and most bizarre of the Pokémon brand.
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Lockdown has proven the strength of the student community
As we now emerge from lockdown, getting back to ‘normal’ is the main priority, but we should not forget about the months we spent in lockdown. Perhaps we shouldn’t aim to just go back to normal life as it was before. Lockdown removed the most distinctive aspects of student life;...
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Eat Out to Help Out: a temporary success
Reece Goodall recounts the success of Eat Out to Help Out, but questions whether, now that it has ended, it is enough to save the hospitality industry can be enough with the prospect of a second wave, and further lockdowns.
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It’s not all in your head: talking about mental health as students
Mental health is an issue which most students have some experience with. Melissa Green explains the importance of talking about our mental health and where we can go for help as Warwick students.
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Bottas wins Russian Grand Prix after Hamilton penalty
Lewis Hamilton’s quest for the all-time record of F1 wins was put on hold when he was hit by penalties, gifting the Russian Grand Prix win to his teammate Valtteri Bottas. The controversy over the rule infraction was the only real sign of life in an otherwise uneventful race, with...
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Guardiola must fix City’s press if they are to challenge in 2020/21
With his current contract running out in a year’s time, it is likely that the upcoming season will be Pep Guardiola’s final season as a Premier League manager. The Catalan moving on would mean the denouement of the division’s most fascinating rivalry, Guardiola vs Klopp. So where will the balance...
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University of Warwick spends almost £100,000 on Covid-19 preparation measures
The University of Warwick has spent almost £100,000 on Covid-19 related purchases, in preparation for the new academic year.
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Matt Hancock “not ruling out” Christmas lockdown for students
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has refused to rule out a Christmas lockdown for students in the UK.
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‘Cuties’ and navigating girlhood (things I want to get off my chest)
Polina Zelmonova gives an analysis of the film Cuties and why it is such an important coming-of-age film for our time.
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Review: ‘The Killings at Kingfisher Hill’
Reece Goodall reviews 'The Killing at Kingfisher Hill', noting how its narrative at times can be difficult to follow and that it's certainly not the best Hannah Poirot novel
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Coping with the jump from A-level to university
The jump from learning at A-level to university can be difficult to adjust to. Adam Agowun gives some advice on how to cope with the differences between A-level and degree learning.
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