Build A Problem review: dodie’s reflective, passionate debut
Willow Horner reviews YouTuber-turned-musician Dodie's debut album.
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Egan Bernal wins the Giro d’Italia
Egan Bernal (Ineos Grenadiers) returned to winning ways, taking victory in this year’s Giro d’Italia. The 24-year-old Colombian beat Italian Damiano Caruso (Bahrain Victorious) and British rider Simon Yates (Team BikeExchange) in the first of the three Grand Tours this year. A cyclist for the British Ineos Grenadiers team –...
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Why we should encourage theatre to be streamed
Laura Howard reflects on her last year of watching plays with the National Theatre at Home and makes a compelling argument as to why they should continue despite lockdown easing.
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Preview: Team Canada jostle for gold with Finland in IIHF World Championship final
Since opening the 2021 IIHF World Championship with back-to-back-to-back losses, Team Canada has undergone quite the revival in Riga. Later today, Gerard Gallant’s Canadians will go to war with Finland in the gold medal game, a finale few would have predicted at the close of the group stage on 1...
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Chapel talk living together, nostalgic yearning and the story of ‘Room Service’
Emma Wilkes chats to American alt pop duo Chapel about their new EP 'Room Service'.
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The history of politics in film: from ‘Birth of a Nation’ to ‘Borat’
Hamza Fareed Malik takes a look at the history of politics in film, focusing on the way that themes of racism and imperialism have been handled throughout the decades.
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Scientists create largest-ever map of our universe’s dark matter
Reece Goodall explains how scientists have created the largest ever map of the universe's dark matter and what we have learnt about this.
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2020-2021: the academic year that failed us
CW: loss, sadness This last year has been empty, it has been devoid of just about everything that makes life worth living. Then when parts of your life go bad, your deadlines pile up, or you have to deal with slow, annoying, nasty, stubborn, or gaslighting people ranging from individuals...
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Literary podcasts worth listening to
Finding a good literary podcast is easier said than done, so Noah Keate recommends some favourites that'll keep you interested and engaged.
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What makes a Eurovision winner?
As the UK recovers from its nul points finish at Eurovision 2021, Reece Goodall considers what we could do to stand a chance of winning again.
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Chelsea’s clout is at an all-time high, the Blues must invest this summer
“To go all the way in the Champions League, we played some tough teams,” Mason Mount told BT Sport on Saturday evening in Porto. “At this moment in time, we’re the best team in the world. You can’t take that away from us.” If not the best team in the...
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Protect Warwick Women announce their deoccupation
Protect Warwick Women (PWW) have announced that they are formally deoccupying, after occupying University House earlier this week.
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: has she been a victim of heavy-handed British foreign policy?
Jack McRae looks at the case of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and why she has remained in prison since 2016
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