The pandemic should result in a new appreciation for the everyday
Niall Hawkins predicts what everyday life will feel like after the pandemic
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The comfort factor of books
Sidney Pycroft reflects on what makes some books perfect the perfect comfort, highlighting some personal examples.
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Tokyo state of emergency casts Olympic Games in doubt
The Olympic Games are set to begin on 23 July 2021 after they were postponed due to the pandemic. Back in September, Japan’s Olympic Minister Seiko Hashimoto claimed the games will go ahead “at any cost”. However, with Japan declaring a state of emergency amid a rise in Covid-19 cases,...
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The best music streaming platforms for 2021
We give you the rundown of the best streaming services on offer for 2021.
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UK universities should remain online until September, argues lecturer
A lecturer has called for UK universities to remain online until September.
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Why Marvin Gaye’s ‘What’s Going On’ is still a sign of the times
Keith Mulopo revisits Marvin Gaye's unforgettable and career-defining hit single 50 years after its release.
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Reflecting on four years of Donald Trump
The United States of America has chosen a new president. Democrat Joe Biden is set to take office after defeating his Republican rival, incumbent President Donald Trump, in a narrow election in November 2020. But while Mr. Trump may be leaving office, his legacy will live on following what was...
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Devotion’s removal is the latest manifestation of China’s growing influence on the games industry
Sidney Pycroft looks at China's growing hand in the global games industry.
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‘Happy New Year’: a poem
Millie Woodrow writes a powerful poem about bringing in the New Year.
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Green finance
Zofia Swiatek explores whether virtue can equal money as Green Finance starts to take centre stage.
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Is there pressure to be a sexually liberated woman at university?
After carrying out a survey among Warwick students, Molly Powell explores women's experiences of pressure to be sexually liberated at university.
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Pochettino and PSG: perfect marriage or a poisonous mix?
After leaving Spurs last season, Pochettino is finally back in the hot seat as manager of PSG. I am going to take a look at the Argentinian’s long-term prospects at the club, some of the decisions he faces, particularly on the transfer front, and how this relationship might work out....
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Cardiff University issues apology after lecturer called students “idiots” in Zoom call
Dr Helen McCarthy, biosciences lecturer at Cardiff University, was recorded by the university making disparaging comments about students to colleagues during a Zoom lecture break.
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