Anxiety as the word of the year
Alice writes how the word "anxiety" has become the word of the year with children, following a study from Oxford University Press.
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Paralysed people walk again due to spinal cord implant
Reece Goodall explains findings from new research which has allowed paralysed people to walk again following a spinal cord implant.
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Wout van Aert wins road cycling’s ‘opening weekend’
The opening weekend of the road cycling season kicked off on Saturday 26 February, with a dominant win for Wout van Aert of Team Jumbo-Visma in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. Although the road cycling season has officially been underway for the best part of a month now, ‘opening weekend’ marks the...
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What is the value of preserving author’s houses?
Helen Hall outlines the new funding which has been announced for Jane Austen's new house, arguing why this investment is valuable and important.
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‘Nightmare Alley’ is beautiful and beastly
Writer Ethan Jones reviews Guillermo del Toro's monstrously macabre new vision 'Nightmare Alley', finding much to appreciate in its tale of the thin gap between man and beast.
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The Football 7-Dayer Podcast EP8: Liverpool win the Carabao Cup, are Everton going down?
The League Cup final was the main talking point of this week’s Football 7-Dayer Podcast, hosted by Toby Farmer. Liverpool were the ultimate victors, but did they really deserve it, after a number of controversial refereeing decisions. The same debate was raging on the other side of Liverpool, as Everton...
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The mystery of magnetoreception in animal navigation
Many animals use magnetoreception to orient themselves but how exactly does this work?
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BREAKING: OVER 200 STUDENTS ATTEND A FREE UKRAINE PROTEST IN THE FACULTY OF ARTS BUILDING
A ‘Free Ukraine’ protest occurred on the ground floor of the Faculty of Arts building on the University of Warwick’s campus today.
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Andrew Cuomo ordered to return $5.1 million from book profits
Ellie Mitchell details the controversy facing former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, specifically in relation to profits he made from his book 'American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the Covid-19 Pandemic'.
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Warwick claims 31st Varsity victory
On a bright and warm Sunday afternoon at Coventry University’s Westwood Heath, Warwick finally claimed another Varsity victory, after triumphing in the Women’s Hockey. At times this year, it had looked as if things were going to get slightly hairy, as Coventry picked up wins in the basketball and men’s...
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SOMA: The importance of storytelling in games
Sueda Oktay talks about Frictional Games' title SOMA and argues that, for her, the most important part of a game is the narrative and storytelling
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Warwick Bears fall to narrow Varsity basketball defeat
In some of the opening fixtures of Varsity, on Friday night Warwick Men’s and Women’s basketball teams fell to narrow defeats against their Coventry counterparts. Throughout this year, Warwick and Coventry’s Women’s team have been on a similar level, so from the outset Warwick knew it was going to be...
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The lesser-known successor of ‘A Christmas Carol’ gets its moment in the spotlight
Alice Standen explores the lesser known works of Charles Dickens, arguing that it is worthwhile to spend time exploring the less famous texts of authors.
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