The importance of taking breaks while studying
With deadlines imminent, Shay Solanki emphasises the importance of taking breaks and reassures us that it is okay not to be productive 24/7.
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‘Clubs must do more to prepare professionals for life after football’, says leading mental health charity
The Kaleidoscope Plus Group, a leading mental health and wellbeing charity, has called on football clubs to do more to prepare players for “life after football.” The charity’s statement comes after James Aspinall, a former Bolton Wanderers trainee, told ITV News about the mental health issues he experienced after he...
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UK universities found to facilitate money laundering
Universities have been accused of unintentionally clearing the way for money laundering by accepting millions of pounds in cash from international students from "high-risk” countries, a Times investigation has found.
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The freezing of tuition fees and the Augar report: what does this mean for current and future students in higher education in the UK?
Despite recommendations from the Post-18 Education Funding review, conducted by ex-investment banker Philip Augur in 2019, for the government to reduce the tuition fee cap for higher education to £7,500, the government has decided to freeze tuition fees at £9,250 for another year as they claim they aim to provide...
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Pokémon TCG: scalpers are ruining everything, again
Scalpers hit the headlines earlier this year for their role in the PS5/Xbox Series X shortages, but now they are targeting something else- Pokémon cards
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National League North season determined null and void
Leamington FC’s season was declared null and void last week after National League clubs voted to end the campaign amid a funding dispute. Clubs in the National League system were asked to vote on a number of resolutions about curtailing the season after it emerged that the Department for Culture,...
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Streaming services at the Golden Globes
Noah Keate discusses the rising power of streaming services, as evidently seen in the recent Golden Globe nominations in which Netflix alone was nominated for 20 awards.
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Open-access Covid-19 genome sequences: concerns over scientist exploitation
SARS-CoV-2 is probably one of the most sought-after genome sequences on the planet. This 30,000-letter long sequence is the genome of what we commonly call Covid-19, the genetic instructions needed to build the virus. This genomic data can help scientists track genetic mutations and new variants across the globe and...
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The ‘Free Speech Champion’ acknowledges a problem, but is problematic
Sidney Pycroft welcomes the announcement of a government 'Free Speech Champion', arguing that freedom of speech must be defended.
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If I could meet any author: Lucy Maud Montgomery
Monika Hartmann explains why she would love to meet 'Anne of Green Gables' author Lucy Maud Montgomery.
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Results announced for Warwick SU Spring Elections 2021
The results of the University of Warwick’s Students’ Union (SU) Spring Elections were announced last night.
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Why is London’s population in decline?
The vision of moving to the city is one that has faced individuals since the beginning of time. The aspiration from escaping one’s boundaries and living in the heart of the capital has often seemed idealistic, if not necessarily realistic. Young graduates flock to city firms, hoping to work their...
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Priti Patel: a woman against protesting
Milan Sehmbi criticises Priti Patel for her opposition to the Black Lives Matter protests, arguing that her criticism helps to reinforce racial inequality.
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