Why Jesse Plemons is a powerhouse that can’t be overlooked
Jack Carter argues why Jesse Plemons is an acting star showing a level of genius and versatility in the ilk of Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: success or failure?
Before his departure this November, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had been head coach at Manchester United longer than anyone else in the post-Ferguson era. Despite his club legend status, expectations were high when he first took charge as United looked to get back on top. And for a while, he lived...
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Incident at Lord Bhattacharyya Building
There was an incident at the Prof. Lord Bhattacharyya Building on campus earlier today.
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We used to make technology. Now, technology makes us.
Hannah Tickle discusses the implications of social media on the ‘digital self’
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Formula 1’s greatest rivalries
Undoubtedly, the 2021 F1 season will be remembered as the clash of the titans between, statistically speaking, the greatest driver of all time in Lewis Hamilton, and the ridiculously talented, charging Dutch lion, Max Verstappen. With four races to go and 18 behind us, they have fought wheel to wheel...
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Dolphins living off the coast of Wales have developed their own ‘Welsh accent’
Research shows that accents may not be unique to humans.
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Healing from breakups by decentering men
Amoy Daley shares her experience with healing from breakups by decentering men from her life.
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Largest student debt amassed in England is £189,700
A single student has amassed a debt of £189,700, the largest amount in England, according to official figures.
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Normandie live review: the band take Birmingham by storm
Emma Wilkes reviews Normandie's electric gig at Mama Roux's in Birmingham.
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Warwick has made healthy eating that much harder
Raghav Shroff criticises the lack of healthy options at campus cafés and suggests what the University should do instead
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‘Cry Macho’ finds Clint Eastwood content with his last rodeo
Deputy editor Dom Thornton praises Clint Eastwood's new movie: a relaxed Western.
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40 years of the HIV Epidemic: where are we now?
Marking 40 years since the first documented case of HIV, Vicky Tsouki looks at developments in tackling the HIV and AIDs epidemic. With major medical progression in past decades, what work still needs to be done to improve the lives of those with illness?
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Will we ever get time off for Diwali?
Shayni Solanki questions why festivals and holidays such as Diwali and Eid have yet to receive time off in the UK.
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