Reviewing ‘Mrs Brown’s Boys’ 2020 specials
Reece Goodall reviews this year's Christmas specials of 'Mrs Brown's Boys', and explains why he likes them despite popular opinion.
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What will Term 2 look like during the national lockdown?
With the UK in lockdown until the middle of February here is how Term 2 has been affected and the policies that the University has implemented.
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Could 2021 be even worse than 2020?
It would not be controversial to argue that 2020 was the worst year in living memory. It seemed as though Pandora’s box was unleashed upon Britain and the world. Covid-19 has led to over 70,000 Britons dead and many still ill or suffering. Successive lockdowns and social distancing regulations led...
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‘Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War’ review: I was wrong
Ishraq Subhan reviews the seventeenth instalment of Call of Duty.
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US and UK stocks surge despite chaos in Washington and harrowing rise of Covid-19
Hamza Fareed Malik looks at how stocks have been affected by another surge of Covid-19 and chaos in Washington.
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My last few months at Warwick: pandemic edition
Facing the prospect of her last few months at Warwick amid the backdrop of the pandemic, Mady Hammond considers what life would have been like without COVID.
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Books to look forward to in 2021
Becca Ashworth shares a list of the new releases of 2021 that she can't wait to get her hands on.
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How Brexit could cause further trouble for the music industry
With the coronavirus pandemic already devastating the UK music industry, the new Brexit deal could only cause further problems ahead
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Three things we learned from the 2021 IIHF World Junior Championships
Thanks to a shutout performance by Spencer Knight, Team USA upset Canada 2-0 in the final of the 2021 IIHF World Junior Championships earlier this week. The tournament, held behind-closed-doors in Canada, marks another milestone for several NHL draftees – each with a bright future ahead of them. The final,...
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Students’ university choices increasingly favour local options
More university applicants are applying to local universities than previous years, signalling a shift towards studying closer to home amid the turmoil of the government response to Covid-19 and concerns over effects of Covid-19 continuing into the next academic year.
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David Bowie ‘The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars’: five years on from the death of an icon
Keith Mulopo remembers David Bowie 5 years on from his untimely death by reviewing 'The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars' as the album nears its 50th anniversary.
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Toronto Maple Leafs are the best team in Canada, 2021 will be the year they prove it
Several factors have combined during the offseason to intoxicate me to the extent that I hold this article’s headline to be true: the Toronto Maple Leafs are Canada’s best hockey team. That, of course, doesn’t necessarily mean the Leafs are going to win the North Division… although they probably should....
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Why the homes of authors like Jane Austen must be preserved
Helen Hall discusses the funding allocated to renovate Jane Austen's home and explores why preserving the homes of historic authors and artists is immensely important.
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