Thomas Tuchel has been in England for a week and he has already improved Chelsea. The German coach, appointed to replace club legend Frank Lampard, was recruited on account of his tactical pedigree; early indications suggest Tuchel was a wise appointment. A graduate of the Ralph Ragnick school of football,...
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The University of Warwick has extended the rent waiver for on-campus accommodation to 6 March.
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According to a new Office of National Statistics (ONS) poll of students in England more than one third said that they were unhappy with the academic experience this term.
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Kiera Evans expresses the cleverness of 'Staged' in its premise, and highlights how the chemistry between David Tennant and Michael Sheen makes this series worth watching during these difficult times surrounding the pandemic.
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Read Emma Wilkes's take on whether constant single releases are driving the album out of fashion. What's your take?
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Oliver Barsby reviews Oculus' latest Virtual Reality headset.
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Millie Woodrow recommends 'Underland: A Deep Time Journey' by Robert Macfarlane as an otherworldly folkloric exploration of science and the natural world.
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At this point it is a truism that England face their most testing (no pun intended) year of cricket in recent memory. Following their impressive 2-0 series win in Sri Lanka, Joe Root’s men tour India playing four tests, before welcoming the Indians to England for five tests. Add onto...
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The 2020/21 Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) season was cancelled after league bosses “heard the full details” of the government’s Winter Survival Package. “Yesterday, we heard the full details of the Government Winter Survival package for the English Elite League teams,” an EIHL statement read. “It was to begin season...
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The University of Warwick has made further study spaces available in the Rootes and Junction Buildings after students complained of overcrowding.
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Alyssa Gibbons explores the impact of Covid-19 on different parts of the world one year on.
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Kate Green, Shadow Secretary of State for Education, has said that “the government has washed its hands of the universities sector” in a meeting with students from the Midlands
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In theory, a new vaccine should mark the beginning of the end of the coronavirus pandemic. However, will this be true in practice? Recent research shows that wealthy nations are stockpiling vaccine doses, leaving poorer ones to feed off the scraps. This could leave the populations of poor countries extremely...
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