Prioritising your wellbeing is the most courageous thing you can do
Amoy Daley places emphasis on self-care in light of not only a global pandemic but the pressure of academia.
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Is Frank Lampard’s time up at Chelsea?
Six months ago, Chelsea arrived in Munich for the second-leg of their Champions League round-of-16 tie against an unstoppable side in Bayern, who would eviscerate the Blues 4-1 on the day and go on to lift Europe’s top prize in Lisbon shortly after. For Lampard and Chelsea, there were few...
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Academics suggest students should have tuition fees reimbursed by the government
Students should have their rent and tuition fees reimbursed by the government, not universities, according to the academics’ union.
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Williamson wrong to force universities to adopt IHRA definition of antisemitism, say lawyers
A group of top lawyers, including two retired lord justices of appeal, have signed an open letter arguing that Education Secretary Gavin Williamson is wrong to force universities to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism.
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‘The Grand Tour’ vs. ‘Top Gear’: the BBC forgot what made ‘Top Gear’
Sidney Pycroft determines what made 'Top Gear' so great which translated onto 'The Grand Tour', and how it lost its way but currently making a revival.
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When are the best games released?
The Boar Games has analysed when the best games are released, and on which platforms.
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What can we expect from Mads Mikkelsen in the next ‘Fantastic Beasts’ instalment?
With Mads Mikkelsen now confirmed to be replacing Johnny Depp in the Fantastic Beasts series, Sam Matthews Boehmer contemplates what Mikkelsen might bring to the character of Grindelwald.
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Premier League: seven transfer targets for bottom half clubs
The January transfer window is upon us and each club will be looking for the signings they need to push them towards their objectives for the season, be it fighting for a European spot, or scrapping their way through a relegation battle. I’m going to focus on those staving off...
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Warwick students petition for reintroduction of safety net
A petition has been launched by Warwick’s liberation societies, calling for the reintroduction of the Safety Net policy after it was announced one would not be included in the University’s ‘Mitigation Package of Education Measures’.
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The University of Cambridge is the first university to announce a rent freeze for students living on campus
The University of Cambridge has become the first university to announce a rent freeze for students living on campus in various colleges.
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The best underground records you may have missed last year
Against All Logic – 2017-2019 There’s an excellent segment from ‘Harder Harmonies’ by La Dispute where Jordan Dreyer parallels music to the rhythms of human life. “A dream of sweat and ecstasy/ A kiss on every hammer hit that follows as the keys fall down and brings an order first/...
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Marcus Rashford: the footballer ensuring free school meals over the holidays
On 21 October, the UK government voted by 322 to 261 against a campaign calling to provide free school meals to impoverished children over the holidays, until Spring 2021. Then, a few weeks later on 7 November, when the world’s attention was focused on the US presidential election, the UK...
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The knives are out for Zuckerberg’s Facebook empire
Sidney Pycroft explores the implications of the twin lawsuits on Facebook.
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