Up to 40,000 people to attend Warwick graduations this summer
The University of Warwick will host its largest ever graduation season, with as many 40,000 students and guests expected to visit in the coming weeks.
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Do we need adaptations of novels?
Sophie Flint assesses the importance of adapting novels.
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Pretty Standard: the ugly face of beauty in 2022
Beauty standards manage to permeate almost every society, everywhere, since the beginning of civilization. Even animals have beauty standards – from comparing the shimmer of iridescent plumes or shininess or coats, no living sentient thing can escape from scrutiny surrounding their looks. Though, thanks to social media and capitalism, beauty...
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Cost-of-living crisis threatens to push postgraduate students into poverty
Many postgraduate research students (PGRs) claim that they are struggling to pay bills due to the increased cost of living, forcing some to earn additional income through working other jobs.
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Why Airbnbs are right up my alley
Noah Keate makes the case for staying at Airbnbs, drawing on his own travel experiences.
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Beabadoobee invites listeners into her personal inner world on Beatopia
Sophie Flint Vázquez reviews beabadoobee's sophomore album, the deeply personal yet experimental Beatopia.
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‘Dead in the water’: How they killed Killing Eve
Lucy Carter shares her thoughts on the Killing Eve finale. Unforgivable plot holes and unnecessary motifs, this is how they killed the series.....
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James Cleverly appointed Education Secretary
James Cleverly has been appointed Education Secretary by Boris Johnson.
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He leaves a legend: Sterling to Chelsea
Raheem Sterling has officially departed Manchester City, returning to London, his home, in a £50 million move to Chelsea. He scored 131 goals in 339 games, with 120 of those coming since Pep Guardiola became manager in 2016, making him the club’s second top scorer of the Guardiola era and...
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Cheerleading: the forgotten sport
Grace Cannell recounts her own cheerleading journey and considers why the sport is so often overlooked.
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Charles Leclerc takes third win of season in Austrian GP
After a run of races punctuated by misfortune, Charles Leclerc has kept his title hopes alive with a victory at the Austrian Grand Prix. His teammate failed to finish and his car almost broke too, but he kept it together to claim the win over rival Max Verstappen. Excusing the...
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Will Germany’s new €9 transport scheme set an example for Europe’s sustainable future?
Inés Robledo explains why the €9 transport scheme Germany has introduced for this summer might set an example for other European countries and how it could benefit tourism.
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The right to strike protects us all
Noah Keate argues that while strikes may be annoying, we should embrace them as necessary.
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