It is perhaps easy to dismiss anonymity within the arts as a tool which enhances creative expression and freedom. However, an artist hiding their name does not necessarily equate to hiding their identity, and it can be argued that it is impossible to separate an artist from their art. Indeed,...
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In 2019, I downloaded Battlefield V, DICEs World War Two themed first-person shooter. While it was a fun and graphically/musically stunning game (like its predecessor Battlefield I), something felt off. What had worked in Battlefield I’s favour was that it was set in World War One, hence there was no...
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For Max Verstappen, the 2024 Mexico Grand Prix followed a similar pattern to most races this season. A brilliant Saturday qualifying placed his RB20 in P2, and a strong race start moved him to P1, but poor race pace from the RB20 swiftly saw him lose the lead to polesitter...
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With the US presidential election now just days away, the only certainty of the race is its unpredictability. Both contenders have recently put together closing statements for their respective campaigns. Democratic candidate Vice President Kamala Harris has used some of her party’s biggest stars to make her closing argument to...
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Vialli’s is a Warwick student’s rite of passage. It is a place in Leamington Spa which is distinguishable to us all. For first-year students, the trek into Leamington Spa is only complete after congregating outside this iconic institution after a night out for a kebab shop treat of their choice....
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Pressure on Coventry City manager Mark Robins is building after a loss to Preston North End made it 6 defeats in 10 games for the Sky Blues. In a game which cannot be clouded by the controversy of a disallowed Haji Wright equaliser, the decisive moment arrived in the form...
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My first few months studying abroad in Sweden have highlighted the many different ways of assessing work in higher education, with the UK diverging significantly from much of the globe. Having completed several assignments at the University of Gothenburg, it is clear that the pass/fail system is much more beneficial...
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If you prefer to sleep at night instead of worrying that a ghost is about to possess you, then these spooktacular Halloween sitcom episodes are right up your alley. I will gain the courage to watch The Conjuring one day… Modern Family – Season Two, Episode Six Claire Dunphy’s...
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Ellen Bray-Koss discusses who the frontrunners this award season are.
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Jack Thompson comments on artists that you must listen to, as we close as Black History Month.
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Zoe Mudd crafts the perfect playlist for Halloween.
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Members of the University of Warwick Boat Club (UWBC) have raised over £2,400 for charity following the Club’s annual 48-hour row. Over 100 athletes from the Club’s four squads participated in the marathon event, taking turns on a rowing machine stationed in the Piazza from Monday 21 October at noon...
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Of the many Swedish islands I’ve visited while on my year abroad, none have quite captured the charm of Gotland, Sweden’s largest island located in the centre of the Baltic Sea. I signed up to this trip with ESN (Erasmus Student Network) and just spent the entire weekend exploring the...
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