Housing season is fast approaching, with some university students already on the hunt for their house next year. For some, this process can seem quite easy, especially if you are a second or third-year. However, for first-year students, the house hunting process can be daunting and stress-inducing. With recent surveys...
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Evil dragons, a secret dungeon, and a business to hide all secrets? At first glance, Dungeon Inn seems like a whimsical management sim, but its charm runs much deeper than that. Its funky tavern tunes, and endearingly cute intro narrative may give you the impression that you’ve just entered a...
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Running has taken the world by storm after the London Marathon in April broke records, with over 53,700 finishers and more than £67 million raised for charity according to figures released by TCS London Marathon. Social media brought us the behind the scenes of runners’ journeys from 1k to the...
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I imagine many readers shared my bewilderment and dismay at learning that Trump, an impulsive and self-interested fraud, was once again elected leader of the free world, and not by a slim margin, either: he won in every single battleground state, and received almost three million more popular votes than...
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Caravan Sandwitch is a refreshing indie gem that invites players to explore a vibrant world steeped in themes of peace, love, and environmental mindfulness. It steps back from the adrenaline-fueled action of mainstream titles, offering a serene experience for gamers who crave discovery, meaningful NPC interactions, and a slower pace...
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Many people often believe wellbeing activities require major life changes and lots of time and effort – this not always the case. Starting your wellbeing journey can certainly be daunting, but there are ways to incorporate small acts into your everyday life to boost your wellbeing. Studies have shown that...
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Warwick Students’ Union (SU) has addressed recent controversy regarding the All Student Vote (ASV) and sanctions faced by the University of Warwick Conservative Association (UWCA). In a statement titled ‘A message to our members’, the SU acknowledged concerns from students over the organisation’s transparency, and decisions taken in the Impact...
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Former F1 Team Principal Guenther Steiner visited Warwick Arts Centre on the 14 November for his new show An Evening with Guenther Steiner. We were fortunate enough to speak with Guenther before the show to discuss his career and newly published book Unfiltered. Guenther joined the world of Formula One...
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45th President of the United States Donald J. Trump will become the 47th. James Watson unpacks the historic result, and speaks to students at the University of Pennsylvania processing the results.
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The High-Speed 2 (HS2) railway project connecting London and Birmingham has hit a major construction milestone, with over half of the required concrete now poured for structures between Leamington Spa and Birmingham. November saw further progress in Warwickshire and the West Midlands, with the opening of a second crucial road...
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Last week, I focused my column on the 2024 CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America) Awards. I mentioned an array of designers who were celebrated for their exceptional contribution to fashion. However, I did not discuss the achievement of Erykah Badu, who was awarded the honorary award of 2024...
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We have all, at one point, wanted to go to places like New York or Barcelona, to see famous landmarks, eat delicious food or just to mark it off our bucket lists. But what about visiting other cities slightly off the tourist track? How about visiting Nicosia in Cyprus or...
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It’s been only a few weeks since the results of the US presidential election shattered political consensus, like a rock tossed through the surface of a frozen pond. That former President Donald Trump, a disgraced convicted felon subject to dozens of sexual assault allegations, could defeat Kamala Harris, a successful...
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