The number of disclosures made to the University’s Report and Support service in the 2023–24 academic year rose for the third year running, a new report has shown. Released on 4 December, the University of Warwick’s annual report of the Report and Support service has shown that 597 disclosures were...
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The restoration of a 700-year-old Venetian parchment by researchers at Warwick’s Venice Centre has been hailed as a “unique historical” moment, documenting the interconnectivity of Europe and Asia during the medieval period. The parchment, which had been lost for over 70 years, was unveiled in a special presentation at the...
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‘Mickey Mouse degree’ now commonly refers to any degree the user deems lesser-than, worthless, or generally ‘useless’ to society. While most commentators use it in a light-hearted sense, this perception of a wide range of degrees can be elitist and harmful. The most common defendant of the label ‘Mickey Mouse...
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While at university, you can spend ten weeks sharing every aspect of your life with your friends. They are the people you wake up, come home to, go to university, and go out with. They are there with you when something funny happens, or they are the people you are...
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American elections have never been cheap. A combination of long election cycles, primaries, conventions, and debates, as well as an immense population to campaign, means that the cost of becoming leader of the free world is certainly quite steep. Recently, elections have become significantly more expensive with a total of...
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The 2024 Formula One season came to an end with the long-awaited Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Following 26 years of turmoil within the team, 2024 showed exceptional performances from drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, as McLaren were finally crowned winners in the Constructors’ Championship. Having last won the Constructors’...
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As the holiday season approaches, Christmas music begins to play all over the world, establishing a sense of joy and warmth just in time for the festive season. Although many find comfort in these festive hits, in recent years, many have been questioning the lyrics of some of these Christmas...
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Dylan Oates discusses the best tracks to get into Bob Dylan.
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As the current season of plays at Stratford’s RSC – the Royal Shakespeare Company – gradually approaches its end, it seems only fitting to put on a comedic tale of unrequited love and mix-ups for Christmas time in between the dramatic productions of Othello and Hamlet. Twelfth Night, although not...
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Coventry City manager Frank Lampard became the latest manager to highlight the increasing tendency of goalkeepers to go down “injured” in key moments after his side’s 2-1 victory over Hull City. Discussing an incident around 20 minutes into the match where Hull goalkeeper Ivan Pandur fell to the ground and...
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As the holiday season is upon us, many students are returning to their hometowns to celebrate with family and reconnect with friends. Between all the essays and assignments due, everyone is making time for friends, whether they be from high school, neighbours or childhood friends. Especially for first-year university students,...
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The rural Yorkshire town of Bentham, home to around 3000 residents, has found itself at the unlikely centre of an escalating environmental crisis tied to decades of industrial activity. The town may soon make legal history as the site of the UK’s first potential case against ‘forever chemicals’, officially known...
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The end of 2024 and beginning of 2025 is already sure to be bringing some exciting new shows to West End theatre. Some already announced, and very highly anticipated, shows include Disney’s Hercules, The Seagull starring Cate Blanchett, Richard II with Jonathan Bailey, and the theatre production of Sam Selvon’s...
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