Evan Bloodoff will spend a second season in the blue and white of the Coventry Blaze after signing a one-year extension with the Elite Ice Hockey League outfit. The 30-year-old forward spent 2019/20 in the West Midlands, joining Coventry having already racked up 97 points (62 goals, 35 assists) in...
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Writer Noah Keate's opinion piece addresses the current issue of movie star lawsuits against studios.
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Student landlords in Coventry could be put out of business if they have to pay new council tax bills on properties left empty during the pandemic, the Coventry Telegraph has reported.
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Towering defenceman Dane Gibson has become the latest import to sign for the Coventry Blaze ahead of the new Elite Ice Hockey League season, penning a one-year deal with the Skydome Arena club. The 6’2” Canadian blueliner arrives in the West Midlands from the University of Calgary, where he contributed...
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Kiera Evans investigates whether the acclaim 'The Office' receives as it hits 20 is truly deserved.
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Simona Valeviciute reviews the Government's plan to introduce a calorie/exercise reward app, expressing her concerns and suggesting alternative measures for tackling the obesity crisis.
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Mark Allen has beaten Reanne Evans 3-2 in the British Open first round, a highly-anticipated grudge match that was frosty from the off after Evans refused to bump fists with the father of her child. The pair reportedly split acrimoniously in 2008 after a three-year relationship, but a dispute over...
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“These will be the best years of your life,” they said. Instead, the pandemic has robbed many students of the ‘unforgettable’ and ‘life-changing’ university experience. Covid-19 has taken a huge toll on our mental and physical well-being, our social lives, our academic lives, and our futures. As the lockdown unfolds...
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In our latest addition to creative writing, Reece Goodall plays on a fear many of us have felt: that there's someone else in the house with us...
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For too long, the focus of the literary world has firmly been on print books, with little regard for alternative formats. Willow Horner shares her experiences as a partially sighted reader, and explores what changes need to be made to the bookish world to make it more accessible.
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Gaby Shedwick delivers a mixed review of M. Night Shyamalan's latest movie.
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With the prospect of foreign travel slowly becoming more likely, Lucy Carter explores the concept of "revenge holidays" and whether they are actually a good idea.
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Niall Hawkins reviews the second album from anonymous, faceless Korean shoegaze artist Parannoul.
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