In a heartening response to one of the most devastating floods in recent history, Warwick Spanish Society has raised over £4,000 in just four days to aid those struggling in Valencia. The funds are being donated to ‘olVIDAdos,’ a Spanish charity that provides essentials such as drinking water, clothes, and...
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Rodri capped off a year in which he won both international and club accolades in style by winning his first-ever Ballon d’Or, in a major upset that denied strong favourite Vinicius Jr his own maiden win. The award follows a season in which Rodri has accrued both Premier League and...
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Switzerland and Italy have redrawn their shared border due to the unprecedented melting of Alpine glaciers. As these glaciers shrink due to global warming, the repercussions far extend borders.
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The public’s trust in mass media is now at a record low, with only 31% of Americans having a “great deal” or “fair amount” of confidence in its accuracy and fairness. Polls in Britain paint a similar picture: just 36% of adults mostly trust the news. But should this really...
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Speaking with Hessel, it’s difficult to imagine her not as an authority on women’s art. Yet the inspiration for her book, The Story of Art Without Men, reflects on a time when women were ‘missing’ within the artistic space, especially within popular culture. Hessel asks the questions: “Could I name...
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Oscar Marret details the ILA trade union's strike and their stance on automation.
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Is it time for British Airways to offer marmalade sandwiches on their flight menus? One customer who supports this amendment is the famous Paddington Bear – full name Paddington Brown – who has now been granted an official UK passport. Rob Silva, the co-producer of Paddington in Peru, the latest...
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As the crisp air of autumn sweeps in, nature transforms into a vibrant tapestry of reds, oranges, and yellows, inviting us to embrace our creative spirits. With its shorter days bringing cosy evenings, this season beckons us to gather around our crafting tables, armed with pumpkin spice lattes and a...
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Discourse on social media platforms regarding the private lives, and more specifically the sexualities, of musicians continues to increase as more and more artists become more expressive and open about their sexuality. In many ways, artists’ openness and honesty about their experiences and identities can be incredibly beneficial to the...
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Nehir Orhon discusses why everyone should listen to Olivia Rodrigo.
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Recent years have seen a significant increase in book sales and the success of bookshops, from small-town independent retailers to large chains such as Waterstones and WHSmith. The Booksellers Association reported an increase of almost 200 member stores across the country in the past six years, a huge growth in...
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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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