Research at Warwick: Orangutan vocabularies hint at human evolution
Katie Burke explores recent Warwick research into the language of orangutans that could improve our understanding of human evolution.
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The Power of Social Media in our Financial World
In a world progressively more dominated by social media, Alice Standen looks into various platforms and measures their success
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Dylan van Baarle victorious in “The Queen of the Classics”
Dylan van Baarle, riding for Ineos Grenadiers, took the biggest win of his career on Sunday 17 April, seeking out a gap over the rough cobblestones of North-East France to win solo by more than a minute and a half. The win compounded a remarkable run of form for The...
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Warwickshire County Council priorities sustainability in its new Council Plan, pledging net zero emissions by 2030
Warwickshire County Council’s (WCC) new Council Plan has placed sustainability as one of its key priorities. Their aim is to move to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. They wish to develop a transport network that utilises green technology and to encourage more sustainable journeys by bike, foot or public transport.
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Ronnie O’Sullivan told to retire by Hossein Vafaei
Hossein Vafaei said that Ronnie O’Sullivan has failed to use his position to improve snooker and should retire, in a fiery interview on the eve of the World Championship. In an interview with the Metro, Vafaei said: “A lot of things he says frustrates me. What kind of legend are...
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Guilty Pleasures: ‘The Next Step’
Alice kicks off the Guilty Pleasures series with her impeccably entertaining piece on the dance mockumentary-style show The Next Step. Filled with teen drama, love triangles and LGBTQ+ representation this show and article do not disappoint!
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Fran Kirby steps away from football
Chelsea’s ‘Super Fran’ has decided to take time away from football in order to get to the bottom of her ongoing health issues. The 20/21 player of the season hasn’t lined up for club nor country since February this year, and following her recent announcement, it looks unlikely that she...
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French students picket universities to protest presidential election
Hundreds of French students occupied or blocked buildings at the Sorbonne in Paris, and other institutions around the country, in protest at the presidential election.
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Should unpaid trial shifts be legal?
Sophie Hamilton asks whether unpaid trial shifts are unfair and if more stringent government regulation is needed
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Liverpool and Chelsea to meet in FA Cup Final
Liverpool and Chelsea made their way through to the FA Cup Final in what will be a rematch of the Carabao Cup Final earlier this season, after both put on strong showings to see of Manchester City and Crystal Palace respectively. Manchester City 2-3 Liverpool A formidable first half display...
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Report finds graduate-level jobs outnumber graduates by 1 million
A new report from Universities UK (UUK) has found that the number of professional and managerial jobs in the UK exceeds the number of workers with degrees or equivalent qualifications.
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‘Black Swan’: a lesson for those of us who want to enter the creative industry
Having a career within the creative industry can often be idealised in this day and age - yet, it can also be stressful and full of constraints. In this article, Tia Slavin uses the film, 'Black Swan', as a way to highlight this lesson, whilst also shedding light on the expectations that are accompanied with having a creative job.
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Are Superhero shows taking over?
Alice discusses the discourse over whether or not Superhero shows are taking over streaming services with their surplus in popularity in recent years.
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