‘Tokyo Story’ is a masterpiece that stands the test of time
Writer Angel Sun reviews Yasujirō Ozu's beloved Japanese classic 'Tokyo Story' after a recent screening of the movie at Warwick Student Cinema.
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Leclerc takes Bahrain as F1 returns
Charles Leclerc won the opening race of the new Formula One season, a dominant victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix that indicated Ferrari are back. Although he fought with reigning world champion Max Verstappen, the lead changing hands at multiple points, Leclerc always looked in charge – his driving, coupled...
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Speedrunning – just a challenge, or wasting a game?
Reece Goodall debates the interest surrounding the speedrunning in the gaming community, and whether it is a good way to experience games.
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What is the nocebo effect?
Praise looks into what the nocebo effect is and how it has affected the covid-19 vaccine uptake.
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In memory of Shirley Hughes: a reflection on the author’s classics
Charis Winter pays homage to the children's author Shirley Hughes, fondly remembering the impact the author's work had on her childhood reading.
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Tadej triumphant in Italy
Tadej Pogačar won two of the most prestigious races on the Italian calendar in the last week. First claiming Strade Bianche with an audacious solo move from 50km out, before dominating the seven-day Tirreno-Adriatico stage race. The rolling Tuscan hills of Strade Bianche are not, on the surface at least,...
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The Black Parade: fifteen years on
Fifteen years ago, New Jersey rock band My Chemical Romance released The Black Parade – an album that would not only go on to become their magnum opus but change the course of modern rock forever. Commercially, The Black Parade was a resounding success. Debuting at number 2 on the Billboard 200, certifying Triple...
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‘The Last Romantic’ review: a delight for cynics and romantics alike
Monika Hartmann went to go see Warwick's very own 'The Last Romantic', a play written by students for students, and commends its witty dialogue and original script.
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Judd Trump wins inaugral Turkish Masters
Judd Trump ended his ranking title drought with an impressive win in the inaugural Turkish Masters, defeating Matthew Selt 10-4. It was a dominant performance that saw the former world champion firing on all cylinders, making a 147 break on the road to victory. This was Trump’s second ranking final...
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‘Bewilderment’ by Richard Powers is an immersive tale following a father and son
Gaby Shedwick reviews 'Bewilderment' by Richard Powers, a Man Booker Prize nominated novel that she found emotive yet gripping.
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Shane Warne: Life of a legend
As a legend of the cricketing world, since the passing of Shane Warne on 4 March, people from across the world have been shaken by the loss of such a well-known sporting great. Although his career was touched by scandal and difficulty, the Melbourne-born leg spinner had carved himself into...
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Five Films from… Olivia Colman
Writer Noah Keate examines five films from Academy Award winner Olivia Colman, including The Favourite, The Lobster and The Lost Daughter.
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Warwick Women’s Football dominate Coventry once again
Heading into Day Three of this year’s Varsity, the University of Warwick had a narrow four-point lead over Coventry University, ahead at 22 points to 18. Multiple sports teams flocked to Westwood Heath on a sunny but breezy Sunday morning, including the Women’s Football Team. In 2020, women’s football walked...
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