Dating apps have exploded in popularity as lockdowns around the world were introduced but they are once again having to adapt. Lucy Martin interviewed the founder of dating app Filter Off about what lies in store for the future of dating apps.
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Peter Green, songwriter and guitarist for Fleetwood Mac, died on July 25, leaving a pioneering career in British blues in his wake.
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The Championships, Wimbledon, deemed “the most important tournament of them all” by three-time champion Boris Becker, is undeniably special. Held annually at London’s SW19, the All England Lawn Tennis Club is widely regarded the most prestigious tennis tournament in the world and is famously the only grand slam still played...
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A-Level students should use past work and academic achievements in order to justify their exam grades to employers and universities, a Conservative minister has said.
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Emma Wilkes reviews the Australian drama 'The Secrets She Keeps', reflecting on the show's ability to turn a cliche concept with predictable plotlines into a successful and exciting thriller.
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Reece Goodall explores the rich history of gaming's most iconic spherical character.
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There is growing concern that academic freedom is being undermined in a way that departs from the liberal traditions and democratic norms, according to a new report.
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As government proposals to tackle obesity such as banning junk food adverts after 9 pm on TV are suggested, Noah Keate considers whether this would have any positive benefits and what we can do to help those struggling with obesity.
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The 2020 London Marathon has been cancelled for all participants aside from the elite runners, organisers have officially announced. Elite races for men, women and wheelchair athletes will take place on an enclosed course in St James’ Park in a secure biosphere on 4 October. Athletes’ times will be eligible for...
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Covid -19 has had an unprecedented effect on everyone’s lives, forcing the vast majority of events, plans and shops to stop. With the reopening process now in full swing and cases slowly falling many students are now looking ahead to September and how campus will look in a social distanced...
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Despite the sheer amount of water on Earth, there are still many ways in which it confuses scientists. Cold water expands rather than contracting as it cools (which explains why ice, a less dense substance, floats instead of sinking). It’s easier to compress at lower temperatures, and its molecules can...
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UK universities are promising a return to campuses this autumn, but an expert has warned that this prioritises financial gains over student and staff welfare.
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Rhys Clarke tells us all about the filmmakers of the future and what student filmmakers at Warwick are up to.
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