A strong welfare state delivers “substantial psychological gains” to the population, a joint study by City, University of London, and the University of Warwick has found. The study, the first of its kind, was conducted by Dr Lucía Macchia, a Lecturer in Psychology at City, University of London, and Andrew...
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It is likely that you or your friends have stumbled upon a Warwick Quadball training session; perhaps you’ve seen students running around Claycroft field throwing balls through hoops, or you were sent the University of Warwick TikTok which portrayed quadball as quidditch for muggles. Izzy Brown, Warwick Quadball’s current team...
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On the morning of April 15, 2023, I was greeted with distressing news: my homeland, the place of my birth and adolescence years, was under attack. Videos depicting the bombardment and destruction of Khartoum, the capital city, flooded my screen. In the chaos, it was revealed that the orchestrators of...
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“Your Honour, I will send you my personal account number so that you can use your huge salary as a federal judge to ‘warm up’ my personal account, because I am running out of money”, taunts Alexei Navalny with a smile as he is seen on screen, standing (literally) behind...
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The Boat Race 2024 saw the University of Cambridge romp to victory over their age-old rival Oxford, securing a double win in the men’s and women’s races for the fifth time in six years. Yet, it’s likely that the race won’t be remembered so much for this feat as it...
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Completion of Coventry’s Very Light Rail (VLR) project could be delayed by years, after a funding bid by Coventry City Council was rejected by the Department for Transport (DfT). The VLR has been pitched as a cheaper and easier-to-install alternative to conventional trams. It is intended to form part of...
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Romance is a massively important part of roleplaying games (RPGs). Players’ desire to connect with their favourite characters cannot be underestimated, and romance has become an exponentially popular feature of RPGs ever since its inception. Games with subpar romance options or side quests often receive backlash from disappointed gamers. Depending...
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The highest outstanding student debt in the UK is more than £231,000, data obtained by the BBC has revealed, raising doubts over the viability of Britain’s student loans system. Data released by the Student Loans Company (SLC) shows that the largest repayment a graduate has made exceeds £110,000, with another...
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Layering reached its pinnacle in fashion and swept the industry this winter, but it’s time to give it a much-needed rest. Spring is almost here, which means it’s time to pull colours, sheers and fringes out from behind the closet. Although it is risky to defy fashion conventions and wear...
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In modern times, we have witnessed an ever-growing trend of books being adapted into movies. Whilst this is no new trend occurrence, it certainly does appear to have increased with no signs of stopping any time soon. Over the last year alone with we have witnessed the release of such...
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“All that is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander are lost.” Before I start this review, I’d like to make an apology to all the die-hard ‘Lord of the Rings’ fans out there who would say that J. R. R. Tolkien’s trilogy is flawless. I obviously can’t...
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The grounds of Warwick Castle are set to become a little lonelier in the coming weeks as their resident owl, Ernie, is set to retire after 30 years of entertaining visitors to the historical attraction. Having flown twice a day for over three decades at Warwick Castle, Ernie is preparing...
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Lucy Gibbons sits down with multi-instrumentalist Saul Davies, from James, to discuss their new album Yummy and upcoming UK tour.
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