It’s rare for me to take my headphones off, whether I’m travelling on the bus, walking across campus, or sitting in a coffee shop. The background noise of music, an audiobook, or a podcast can make it easier for me to navigate daily life — otherwise, I end up feeling...
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When my parents asked if I’d like to go with them to Vienna, my mind automatically began swirling with dreamy snapshots from one of my favourite films of all time: Before Sunrise. This cult classic, released in 1995, follows characters Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Céline (Julie Deply) from their meet-cute...
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The Royal College of Nursing’s (RCN) ballot on further industrial action will close on 23 June, but the union is uncertain if enough members will be able to get their postal votes in on time. Under the Trade Union Act 2016, at least 50% of union members must vote in...
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Ten years ago, Superman returned to our screens in Man of Steel, as DC fought a losing battle to keep up with the Marvel juggernaut. To say the studio’s output has been variable in quality since would be an understatement, and that’s why this version of the DC Extended Universe...
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As temperatures hit the mid-to-high twenties and the French Open ends in Paris, it can only mean one thing. The British tennis season is about to kick into swing. And the BBC have duly served up a thirst-quenching apértif: Gods of Tennis, a three-part documentary looking back on the sport’s...
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“I wanted to say, before we get started, that you’re my favourite person to interview with.” The viral video of Tom Holland cutely praising Ali Plumb’s interview skills, as well as his years of experience of journalism and the entertainment industry, meant when the opportunity to talk to Ali Plumb...
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Erin Lewis reviews Janelle Monáe's latest album, The Age of Pleasure.
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The University of Warwick has been ranked the ninth-best university in the world for sustainable consumption and production. This is according to the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2023. The rankings assess sustainability based on the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). There are 17 SDGs which include: eradicating poverty...
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The Faculty of Arts Building (FAB) was named the West Midlands Building of the Year at the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) West Midlands regional awards. The building, constructed with the support of Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, cost £57.5m and brought together the departments and schools of the faculty....
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Living on campus, as most Warwick students do in their first year, certainly feels like a microcosm: being nocturnal is the norm, instant noodles become delicious cuisine, and no one stops to wonder how shopping trolleys end up on rooftops and in ponds. Nowhere do the eccentric characters who inhabit...
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Alyssa discusses the new student cost report by the Russell Group Student Unions.
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The Reckoning: Financial Accountability and the Making and Breaking of Nations The Reckoning is about the history of accounting, which is why I went into it with bated breath and low expectations, but it turned out to be quite exciting. Having studied accounting in the past, it can understandably be...
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Emily Neville explores the enduring popularity of Greek retellings, traversing its evolution in the modern world.
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