‘New Pokémon Snap’ review
Reece Goodall reviews New Pokemon Snap, the sequel to the N64 original from 1999, giving it 4/5 Stars
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BREAKING: Protect Warwick Women have moved from the piazza to University House
Protect Warwick Women (PWW) have moved their sexual assault and welfare occupation in the piazza to University house following a period of 2 weeks where the University of Warwick did not respond to their demands.
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‘The History Makers’: why Random House’s decision to pull Richard Cohen book is historic in itself
Celia Bergin unpacks criticisms of Richard Cohen's book 'The History Makers', which was pulled by US publisher Random House for failing to include mentions of Black historical writers.
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Fraser-Pryce wins in Doha as anticipation for the Olympics builds
The last Diamond League events of the track season are coming towards their conclusion as anticipation for this summer’s Tokyo Olympics starts to mount. This is a critical time for athletes, as they attempt to build up towards their peak fitness, while desperately avoiding injury ahead of the world’s grandest...
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Chelsea are champions of Europe, N’Golo Kanté is their king
Gleaming with joy in the wake of Chelsea’s 1-0 victory over Manchester City in the Champions League final, Kai Havertz delivered a fittingly blunt quip live on BT Sport. “I don’t give a fuck,” the 21-year-old remarked when asked about the transfer fee that saw him swap Leverkusen for West...
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Are food tracking apps problematic?
Simona Valeviciute discusses the problems and impact of calorie-counting apps.
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New Office for Students chair, Lord Wharton, sets out his priorities
Lord Wharton, the new chair of the Office for Students (OfS), set out his priorities in a speech to university leaders on 14 May.
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What you need to know about the upcoming Marvel films
Writer Ella Wilson gives us the lowdown on the superhero films that we have to look forward to.
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A Student’s Dreams
Keith Mulopo writes about disillusioned expectations of a student at university in his latest poem.
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The distressing reality of the public judgement of celebrity looks
In response to Charlotte Crosby's dismay for the criticism she received off the Channel 5 series 'What Happened to Your Face?' concerning her cosmetic surgeries, Emilia Growney criticises the public approach to viewing celebrity appearances.
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Do self-help books actually help?
Self-help books have been popular lately, but Ellie Baker is skeptical of their efficacy, recommending Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Someone Who's Been There by Cheryl Strayed.
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Why Marcelo Bielsa should be Manager of the Season
As the battle for the top four continued, and Sheffield United, West Brom and Fulham were progressively relegated, mighty Leeds’ superb run of end of season form went slightly under the radar.
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IIHF World Championship: history-making Team GB shine in defeat
“We actually skated with Sweden for twenty minutes,” Matthew Myers remarked in the wake of his 100th appearance from Team Great Britain. “After that we gave them too much respect and their skill and speed started to cut through.” Friday marked another defeat for Team GB in Latvia, with the...
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