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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Varsity 2022 gets underway
Finally, after a year’s hiatus due to Covid-19, Varsity is back with a bang in 2022. In 2020, Warwick secured their third decade of straight Varsity wins – we have never lost – and will be looking to repeat the feat this time around. There are 29 competitive fixtures ahead...
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BREAKING: Full Time Officers in the Spring Elections 2022 have been announced
The results for the Full Time Officers have been announced.
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BREAKING: Spring Elections results for Part Time Officers have been announced
The results for Part Time Officers have been announced in the Spring Elections 2022.
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‘Munich – The Edge of War’ sheds new light on familiar historical events
Writer Monika Hartmann reviews the new Anglo-German co-production about the 1938 Munich conference, appreciating its rich depiction of a vital historical moment.
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Satellites map methane plumes from oil and gas
Satellite data has exposed for the first time huge plumes of methane spewed from oil and gas fields around the world. In a study published in the journal Science, a global team of scientists analysed thousands of images from a European Space Agency satellite and mapped 1,200 “ultra-emitters” in six...
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A historic night at Ibrox as Rangers beat Dortmund
In a night where football served its purpose as providing an albeit brief distraction from the horrors Ukraine is undergoing, Rangers managed to record a historic victory over Borussia Dortmund in the Europa League round-of-32, putting Scottish football on the map once again. When they were initially drawn against Dortmund,...
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‘The Song of Achilles’ – remaking ‘The Iliad’ for the modern day reader
Amy Ralph reviews Madeline Miller’s 'Song of Achilles', arguing the story helps to make Greek mythology accessible to a modern audience.
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Snowflake/Tornado: ‘nodding in smug amusment’
Jude Wilkinson gives a in-depth review of Stewart Lee's stand-up, emphasising Lee's sophisticated, intelligent and arrogant reflection of society.
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BREAKING: Warwick University provides an update on self-isolation guidance
Following Boris Johnson’s announcement that people who test positive for Covid-19 are no longer legally required to self-isolate from Thursday onwards, the University of Warwick has provided an update.
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Diet culture’s rebrand: what is toxic health discourse?
TW: Disordered eating, diet culture, anorexia
Alice Standen looks at how a new discourse on wellness may lead to a wave of disordered eating, taking over from the overt diet culture of past decades.
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Queen’s and Ulster Universities expect further strikes
Queen’s University and Ulster University are set to tackle 10 days of strike action by employees in February and March.
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Leamington Spa used in filming of new ITV mini-series Stonehouse
Scenes from the upcoming drama series, Stonehouse, were shot on Clarendon Square in Leamington Spa, which is set to air on ITV.
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