There are few travellers more significant in shaping our knowledge of the world than Marco Polo. The young Marco travelled across Asia at the height of the Mongol Empire more than 800 years ago, and his experiences helped shape Europe’s understanding of the continent through one of the most important travel texts ever. So just who was he?
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Kasbah could see the addition of a new rooftop terrace bar in 2022, the plans for which were submitted to Coventry city council earlier this month.
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In the latest Concept to Console, Reece Goodall looks at the development history of the game Bubble Bobble
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Luke James explores Mick Schumacher's debut in Formula 1, and whether he can break free from his legendary father's shadow.
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Scholars were handed the list of ‘microinsults’ as part of a nationwide drive to raise awareness for ‘cisgender privilege’ in universities.
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Academics have warned that history could be at risk of becoming a degree for the elite after two universities announced plans to close down their history courses.
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Cheryl Nah looks at the humanitarian, economic and health crisis unfolding after the La Soufrière eruption
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With stores opening up again, Amoy Daley discusses the effects the pandemic has had on the battle between online and physical shopping.
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Three writers share their favourite albums to study with during exam season.
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Another impressive and strategic drive saw Lewis Hamilton edge out his rival Max Verstappen and win the Spanish Grand Prix. Hamilton began the race with his 100th pole position, but he soon lost the lead to the Red Bull driver. Overtaking is difficult in Spain, but Mercedes orchestrated a two-stop...
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Warwick Students' Union (SU) have announced that Megan Clarke has resigned as Warwick SU Education Officer, and Charlotte Lloyd has resigned as Sports Officer.
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Editor Frank Evans examines the reputation of John Ford's landmark Western 65 years after its initial release.
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I dislike the term staycation. Firstly, it awkwardly places two words next to one another (can anyone really say the term without cringing?). Secondly, its definition is often misused. Usually, it refers to when people decide to take a holiday in their own country, rather than venturing overseas. This is incorrect. A staycation, if the term has to be mentioned, is when people decide to stay at home, rather than going anywhere else, during a holiday period like Christmas or Easter.
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