WES: Ian Gorham on strategy, execution, and marginal gains
Lex Gillard discusses Ian Gorham's talk during Warwick Economics Summit on his time as CEO of Hargreaves Lansdown
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Likely bedfellows: Why closer UK-China ties are no surprise at all
The rekindling of historic diplomatic and trade relations between the UK and China is just the beginning of a process of reconciliation, and the herald of a future that will likely be dominated by Chinese influence. Soon, in Beijing, economic talks between the UK and China will be held for...
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“It tells your secrets for you”: A conversation with Lora Mouna on songwriting, her Syrian identity, and her new single ‘How Did We Get Here’
Atticus Fear talks to upcoming Syrian-American artist, Lora Mouna, about her songwriting, influences, and future.
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So no one told you life was gonna be this way: A review of Friends! The Musical Parody
From the moment Friends! The Musical Parody began, the references, easter eggs, and laughs started and didn’t stop. Starting with U2’s ‘With or Without You’ and ending with Loreta’s ‘Trouble With Boys’, the show is framed by subtle and in-your-face allusions. The cast brought the New York apartment to Coventry...
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Lost in translation: The importance of authenticity in book to screen adaptations
‘BookTok’, the corner of TikTok where readers passionately share reviews, thoughts, and reactions, has become a cultural powerhouse. It has the ability to convert little-known novels into bestsellers. Therefore, it is no surprise that the television industry has started mining these viral sensations for content. Translating deeply personal, internet-fuelled connections...
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F1 Drivers’ Championship tightens as Verstappen closes to within 40 points of leader Piastri
In Austin, Max Verstappen narrowed the gap between himself and the two McLarens in the Drivers’ Championship considerably. With Hamilton placing third in Qualifying, the Mexican GP was set up to be chaotic before it had even begun. It certainly didn’t disappoint, with the intense battle between Hamilton and Verstappen...
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Escapism in a purple wrapper: A response to and review of Sayonara Wild Hearts
Like so many others in the gaming community, my last month has been spent in the world of Pharloom, battling my way through the challenges of Hollow Knight: Silksong. “Challenge” is definitely the right word – there’s a lot to do, and very little of it is simple. In the...
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Climate News: University of Warwick launches first-ever harvest mouse survey
A group of keen student and staff volunteers have undertaken the University of Warwick’s first-ever harvest mouse survey on record. The survey was carried out on 12 October 2025 under the guidance of Tanya Carey from Warwickshire Mammal Group, whom the university has been partnering with since 2023 to carry...
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Government unveils new cuts to graduate visas
The UK government has decided to shorten graduate visas by six months under new legislation passed in October. The changes will see the time international graduates can stay in the country reduced from two years to 18 months. The reduction was included in new legislation introduced to Parliament on 14...
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Harry Kane Reaches 400 Career Club Goals
In the latest Der Klassiker, Bayern Munich’s star striker, Harry Kane, reached a stellar landmark as he continued his blistering start to the season, scoring the opener in a 2-1 victory against rivals, Borussia Dortmund. Winger Michael Olise doubled the lead in the 78th minute and although Julian Brandt got...
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Taking a look at the Nook
In an age where universities now compete to be faster, louder, and more interconnected, the University of Warwick has made a much quieter move. Hidden in plain sight, between the drum of Curiositea and the hum of the Rootes Building, the Nook is now open, not as a loud declaration,...
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Tartan: The trend that keeps on giving
Tartan is one fabric that never seems to go out of style. It has had a journey: it’s been the staple clothing for Scots since the Middle Ages, as different clans adopted their own patterns of tartan, right up until modern times, when it has appeared on countless high street...
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From rescue to risk: The hidden bill of quantitative easing
Sonia Sahim examines a report on quantitative easing by the IPPR amid growing scrutiny of the Bank of England’s monetary policy legacy.
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