Why has Turkey changed its name to Türkiye?
What's in a name? Reece Goodall explains why Turkey is now called Türkiye and how this ties in with the country's political and economic situation.
Read More
Archives
Are long-distance relationships doomed to fail?
Long-distance relationships are generally perceived to be hard or perhaps even impossible, and it’s been suggested that they almost inevitably fail. This is quite a bleak perspective for all those starting university while in a relationship, or those having found love on campus and planning to go on a year...
Read More
Flawed Ferrari open the door for Red Bull and Mercedes
An unexpectedly exciting French Grand Prix delivered yet another win for Max Verstappen, a double podium for Mercedes, and disappointment for both Ferrari drivers. After looking strong all weekend, a mistake from Leclerc found him in the wall, and a poorly-timed team call lost Carlos Sainz valuable places and points....
Read More
Coventry MP Zarah Sultana to volunteer at food bank after £10,000 donation
Zarah Sultana, the MP for Coventry South, is to volunteer at one of the city’s foodbanks after a crowdfunding campaign she organised raised £10,000.
Read More
Is Love Island truly breaking up with fast fashion?
Love Island is known for its famous fashion looks, however has been criticised for promoting unsustainable brands. This year they have decided to move away from fast fashion, but is this entirely correct?
Read More
Has Matthijs de Ligt lived up to his potential?
One of the hottest Centre Back prospects for a generation, Matthijs de Ligt was wanted by all of Europe’s top clubs when he departed Ajax in 2019. Following on from winning the prestigious Golden Boy and captaining Ajax to an iconic Champions League Semi Final run, many believed that he...
Read More
A student’s guide to Kenilworth
Sophie Flint Vázquez expresses her love of Kenilworth as she takes readers on a tour of the underappreciated town and its many charming sights.
Read More
Author Spotlight: Eric Vuillard, another way of telling history
Hector Perrotto looks over the extensive bibliography of french author Eric Vuillard.
Read More
University hardship funds for students doubled last year
Total hardship funds distributed by universities have doubled over the last year, from £61 million to £121 million, according to the BBC.
Read More
House prices in Coventry and Warwickshire have tripled in the past 20 years
There has been a 214% increase in average house prices in the Coventry and Warwickshire area between March 2002 and March 2022, rising from £69,461 to £217,885, according to the Land Registry.
Read More
How to get a First in Mindfulness: Exam Edition
You would think that over a decade’s worth of exam experience would be enough to prevent me from googling ‘Why am I stressed?’ five hours before a deadline. It seems that whilst it is normal for us students to be subjected to large amounts of stress and anxiety at this...
Read More
Olivia Rodrigo’s Sour Tour is the start of something new
Andrew Peng reviews Olivia Rodrigo's show at London Hammersmith's Apollo on her debut tour, the SOUR tour.
Read More
Chinese economy slows down
As the Chinese economy shows signs of slowing down from its zero-Covid policy, Seven Standen wonders whether this is a concerning sign for global growth and what this may mean looking forward
Read More