When it comes to balancing a social and academic life at university, working out and eating healthily can easily be forgotten or seem like a step too far. Most students will look at their timetable and realise there is not enough time in the day to fit in a gym...
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that an avid reader with only a student budget is somehow always in want of more books. We all know that book buying and book reading are two completely separate and quite frankly unrelated hobbies. I strongly believe a student budget shouldn’t get in...
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During my first year of English and History studies at Warwick, my literary ‘veil’ was lifted on a few giants of the graphic novel form. Here, I’ll discuss why two of them in particular matter – Art Spiegelman’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Holocaust narrative, Maus, and Marjane Satrapi’s elegy to a changed...
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Erin Lewis reviews Tyler, The Creator's latest release, 'CHROMOKOPIA'.
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Whilst ‘vampires’, ‘cowboys’, and ‘therapy’ may not immediately spring to mind in any games of word association, Little Bat Games’s Vampire Therapist will leave you questioning why this eclectic list of topics has never been made into a joyous combination before. For a visual novel to strive for an accurate...
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When UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged Iran not to respond to recent Israeli airstrikes, he sparked a crucial debate: recent events in the Middle East, coupled with the responses of Western leaders, suggest that the principle of a nation’s right to self-defence is not applied equally worldwide. This right,...
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We all know that it’s important to participate in some form of movement or exercise and this is particularly important whilst at university. It can be so easy to fall into a routine of heading to lectures and studying at home that we can forget to take time for ourselves...
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As we enter the month of October, what better to help you acclimatise to the spooky atmosphere than learning about horror games and their subgenres? In this article, we’ll discuss some popular categories of horror games, providing examples as well as the beloved tropes, mechanics, and aesthetics that they feature. ...
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The popularity of podcasts has greatly risen in recent years, with many influencers and celebrities moving towards podcasts as their main platform. I would suggest that the social media world we operate in, as well as the long-lasting effects of COVID time, has allowed podcasts to flourish and to capitalise...
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Clubbing has long been a key part of the university experience for students, yet experts warn the clubbing scene may soon be on the brink of collapse, with many nightclubs already closing down. According to the Nighttime Industries Association (NTIA), 37% of UK clubs have closed down since 2020, at...
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Samaira Singh discusses this year's winners of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.
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When adapting Shakespeare for modern audiences, directors are faced with the gargantuan task of presenting a fresh spin on a piece of literature that not only has existed for centuries, but forms the bedrock of culture in British theatre. While many decide to reappropriate the material with a modern setting,...
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Proceeds from the University of Warwick’s Kitchen Kit Market have raised nearly £6,000 for local refugee charities, it has been announced. The market, run by the University’s Energy and Sustainability Team during Welcome Week, sold “pre-loved” kitchen items to students furnishing their new accommodations, making £5,900. The charity event welcomed...
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