The University of Warwick has ruled a Sociology professor’s alleged antisemitic comments to fall within “the principles and values of tolerance and free speech”, following an investigation.
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While Reading and Leeds Festival's cancellation this year was disappointing enough, even more discouraging was the lack of female artists on the lineup. It signals an increasing lack of diversity in a genre desperate for change.
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National League North outfit Leamington FC will host Boston United at the Community Stadium to open the 2020/21 league season on Tuesday 6 October. The Brakes’ campaign will begin on Saturday 3 October in the FA Cup, with Leamington’s opponents yet to be confirmed. Paul Holleran’s side then face Chester...
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Ollie Birchall reviews the BBC documentary 'Once Upon a Time in Iraq', praising its rightful coverage of previously unheard voices, and its professional and insightful presentation of the infamous humanitarian crisis.
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Dan Williams explores the success of Nintendo's Amiibo.
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Bailey Agbai review Christopher Nolan's hit new film, Tenet, which plays with the concept of time inversion.
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Novak Djokovic has been disqualified from the US Open after accidentally hitting a line judge with a ball. The world number one was defaulted from his fourth-round match against Spain’s Pablo Carreno Busta, and will forfeit all ranking points earned and prize money won. He could also be fined for...
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Although often associated with causing disease, viruses also have important ecosystem functions. It has been suggested that marine viruses could play a role in annual cycles such as spring phytoplankton bloom crashes. Phytoplankton are microscopic algae that can form spring blooms so large they are visible from satellites. However, at...
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Lucy Martin explains the harmful connotations behind E3's recent Twitter mishap
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Northumbria University has been hit by a cyber attack, leading to the cancellation of exams and a disruption to the clearing hotline.
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Sebastian Pyka explains how Student Finance works for undergraduates, from the different types of loans to repayment once you've finished university.
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As summer draws to an end, Rose Downton reflects on why the summer setting is a perfect backdrop for nostalgic coming-of-age stories
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Long-distance relationships can often be perceived very negatively. However, Emma Wilkes explains that there can be benefits to living away from your partner and having to make an effort to see them.
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