Is there pressure to be a sexually liberated woman at university?
After carrying out a survey among Warwick students, Molly Powell explores women's experiences of pressure to be sexually liberated at university.
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Pochettino and PSG: perfect marriage or a poisonous mix?
After leaving Spurs last season, Pochettino is finally back in the hot seat as manager of PSG. I am going to take a look at the Argentinian’s long-term prospects at the club, some of the decisions he faces, particularly on the transfer front, and how this relationship might work out....
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Cardiff University issues apology after lecturer called students “idiots” in Zoom call
Dr Helen McCarthy, biosciences lecturer at Cardiff University, was recorded by the university making disparaging comments about students to colleagues during a Zoom lecture break.
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Vice-chancellors voice concern that lowering entry standards may harm students
Universities should not lower their entry standards as a consequence of the disruption of lockdowns upon A-levels as this will lead to greater problems of students struggling with their courses, a vice-Chancellor has warned.
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Environmental plans for Coventry UK City of Culture 2021
When one thinks of the City of Culture, terms like the arts, entertainment, new buildings and exhibitions spring to mind. As Coventry receives this title for 2021, investment will enter the city to try and revitalise its prospects. Given how universally affected every city has been affected by coronavirus, any...
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“You shouldn’t watch this with your parents”: ‘Bridgerton’ review
Emilia Growney reviews the latest Netflix series 'Bridgerton', citing that it's "addictive and exhilarating", and facilitates important socio-political discussions despite its flawed execution of some story beats.
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Identical twins: not so identical?
You would be forgiven for thinking the clue is in the name when you think about identical twins. Identical or “Monozygotic” twins are a result of a fertilisation of a single egg by a single sperm. Early on in the embryonic growth this fertilised egg splits into two; the twins. ...
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UK’s largest private student accommodation provider offers 50% rent reduction
The largest private provider of student accommodation in the UK, Unite Students, is offering a 50% reduction in rent to tenants unable to return due to coronavirus restrictions.
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The government’s ‘Global Britain’ agenda is already failing
Gian Remnant analyses the UK government's 'Global Britain' rhetoric after leaving the EU, suggesting it is already failing due to domestic and international political volatility.
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Yan Bingtao mounts impressive comeback to win Masters title
Debutant Yan Bingtao mounted an impressive fightback to defeat John Higgins and win the 2021 Masters. The 20-year-old Chinese player overturned the former champion’s 7-5 lead to win 10-8, becoming only the second player from China to win the tournament (after the 2011 winner Ding Junhui), and the youngest Masters...
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‘Grief is the Thing With Feathers’ was the perfect book to close 2020
Connie Bernardin recommends Max Porter's 'Grief is the Thing with Feathers' as a fitting read to sum up and move on from 2020.
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Lake Tahoe to host back-to-back outdoor NHL games
Two National Hockey League (NHL) games will be played along the southern shore of North America’s largest alpine lake next month. The NHL Outdoors at Lake Tahoe will showcase a match between the Colorado Avalanche and the Vegas Golden Knights on February 20. A day later, the Boston Bruins and...
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‘Dutch From The 5th’ review: Dutchavelli’s exceptional moments battle with filler tracks
It would be an understatement to say that Dutchavelli has become the star of the UK drill scene. Dropping explosive tracks, including ‘Only If You Knew’, ‘Surely’ and ‘Cool With Me’, Dutch became a household name overnight – a rare phenomenon for a genre that the mainstream media often views...
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