With a population of 1.4 billion as of 2022, China’s rapid development has given rise to a plethora of urban adaptation and mitigation challenges to sustain population growth and ensure that its current population can adequately deal with growing climate-related concerns. Amongst them, ultra-rapid urbanisation, flooding, urban sprawl, air pollution,...
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Seven years since Caesar heroically emerged victorious from his battle against the Colonel in War for The Planet Of The Apes, the apes have returned – and with some style. Many fans of the franchise were quietly reserved about the possibility of successfully continuing the franchise some 300 years after...
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The last couple of years have given rise to minimalist poetry, often dubbed ‘Instapoetry’. This kind of poetry is prominent on social media, presented in a way that is easily and quickly digestible by whoever stumbles across it while scrolling through their feed. It is characterised by its use of...
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From A Little to the Left to Unpacking, indie puzzle games have been receiving a lot of love from all types of gamers. They are known for their relaxing qualities and satisfying nature. Another game that also has these same attributes is RedDeer.Games’ – Tell Me Your Story. The game...
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As an international student in the UK, I often find myself grappling with a profound sense of homesickness and a yearning for my cultural roots. The bustling streets of British cities, while exciting and full of opportunity, can sometimes feel like a world apart from the familiar sights, sounds, and...
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Opening in November 1981 at Broadway’s Alvin Theatre, Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s musical Merrily We Roll Along closed after just 16 performances. Perhaps, at the point of the show’s closure, this outcome was not completely unexpected. Its stretch of 44 previews had resulted in the scrapping and editing of...
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University has unfortunately become synonymous with drinking due to the culture that permeates both student experience and nightlife. As a third-year student who made the conscious decision to go sober towards the end of 2022, in almost two years of sobriety I have learnt a lot about myself and the...
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Formula One returned to Silverstone to conclude the European triple header. The site of the first ever Formula One race, the track is filled with history and home to iconic corners such as Copes, the Wellington Straight, and the more recently named, Hamilton Straight in honour of seven-time world champion,...
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Lucy Gibbons reviews Remi Wolf's new release, Big Ideas.
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The Euro 2024 semi-finals occurred on Tuesday 9 July and Wednesday 10 July, and confirmed that England and Spain will face each other in the tournament’s final on Sunday 14 July. Spain v France In the post-match press conference, after France’s narrow win on penalties against Portugal, Didier Deschamps admitted...
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Richard Olumakaiye discusses a recent student-led symposium at Warwick surrounding the future of Nigeria's economy.
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Sixty-three years ago, in 1961, my grandmother, Janet Watson, left Geddes Town in the parish of St. Mary in Jamaica to come to Britain. In her 82 years, she has presided over three children and seven grandchildren. Watching her step onto the Tarmac in Montego Bay Airport, the weight of...
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Tucked away somewhere on the University of Warwick Finance Office’s webpage is a Socially Responsible Investment policy. This one-page document states that the University should choose investments in a way that will “reduce or ideally eliminate” a laundry list of corporate bad behaviour – this includes environmental damage and the...
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