Buoyant chants of ‘it’s coming home’ filled Old Trafford as England kicked off the Euros triumphant against Austria. Following further demolitions of Norway and Northern Ireland, the Lionesses will have their eyes firmly fixed on the prize of a home Euros victory, but this victory will be hotly contested. As...
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Andrew Peng reviews the lacklustre soundtrack to Minions: The Rise of Gru.
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As the Conservative Party contest for its next leader heats up, Matthew Oulton argues that the party has still to move on from the Thatcher revolution, having the wrong answers to the economic difficulties the country faces
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A control and maintenance facility created alongside the new HS2 link will create approximately 550 jobs.
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Norma Maher examines a recent study that suggests that literature is over-saturated with male characters.
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The political climate in Cuba has recently witnessed the arrests of its artists. This article examines why suppressing dissident artists in authoritarian states is only harmful to its democracy.
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Simona Valeviciute discusses the Supreme Court's rejection of scientific evidence in their overturning of Roe v Wade and explains why access to abortion is a vital part of reproductive healthcare.
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Following their notable protest against Nadim Zahawi, we interviewed one of the founders of Trans Action Warwick.
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This year's National Student Survey (NSS) has found that a majority of Warwick University students are overall satisfied with their course. Whilst this year’s 81.8% marks a slight decrease from last year's result of 83.2%, this overall satisfaction score remains significantly above the benchmark.
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At the beginning of this month, Christophe Galtier was officially named the next manager of Paris Saint-Germain, taking over from the departing Mauricio Pochettino. The Frenchman has signed a two-year deal with the Parisian giants, having just guided his former club Nice to an impressive fifth-placed finish in Ligue 1...
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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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Sophie Flint assesses the importance of adapting novels.
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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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