The music that made me: ‘Multiply’ by Ed Sheeran
Joshua Keeble discusses why 'Multiply' is the album that has had the biggest impact on him.
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Will’s Word On Warwick: What can we learn from Skool Dayz?
Opinion Comedy Column Skool Dayz is always a highly informative affair, whether you’re honing your 2.6 times table with every additional purple, culturally enriching yourself with noughties pop classics, learning your Latin with Sexy Roman Numerals or meeting legendary alumni and benefiting from their immense old-age and wisdom, Skool Dayz...
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Mindful Moments: your chosen family
You may not have found your partner for life or the future mother or father to your children. However, this is not a reason to be miserable or not celebrate a day of love, as you may have found their future auntie or uncle. The people who will stay and...
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The art of a storm: beauty, brutality, and bedlam
Few sights are as awe-inspiring and fear-inducing as a storm. Generations have written, drawn, and created in an attempt to recreate the sublime feeling of this natural turbulence. Storm Eowyn, as it recently hit Britain and Ireland, was an inspiring force for many to return to past depictions of stormy...
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Ciri takes charge: A step forward or fanboy fallout?
The internet seems to be very divided on CD Projekt Red’s decision to make Ciri the protagonist of The Witcher 4. Some have drafted eloquent essays and “open-letters” to CD Project Red for their defiance of the lore by making Ciri a witcher while others simply refuse to play “as...
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Is a year abroad romanticised? The good, the bad, and the outright unforgettable
Though I have only completed one semester of my year abroad, with six months stretching ahead of me, I already feel like I’ve lived five different lifetimes—one for each month I have spent in Bordeaux, and one for the preparation before the adventure began. Eight months before you move, the...
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The Grammys 2025: From ‘Album of the Year’ controversy to newsworthy speeches
Emily Gibbs breaks down the recent Grammys award ceremony.
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Spotlight On: Sarah Kinsley
Emily Gibbs explains why Sarah Kinsley is one to watch in the music industry.
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Coventry man who stole £8,000 of school equipment jailed
A Coventry man has been sentenced to more than two years in jail for stealing £8,000 worth of school equipment, including iPads, and computer equipment. Darren Reid was sentenced to two years and eight months in jail on 16 January following his conviction for stealing laptops and valuables from various...
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Premier League teams spend big in action-packed January transfer window
The Premier League once again enjoyed the highest spending January transfer window in world football this year, with a total expenditure of £370m – some distance ahead of the £237m spent by German clubs in the Bundesliga. Manchester City alone accumulated a total spend of £180m, not only amassing 44%...
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The TikTok spectacle: Five stages of grief
TikTok, created in 2016, has a turbulent history of scandal and success. The app has been argued to have ‘changed the world’, from music to consumption, but in the process has alerted concerns from the political sphere. These arose in 2019 when TikTok settled a legal dispute with the Federal...
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The Wellness Edit: discipline vs motivation
Going to the gym, taking part in regular exercise, or completing any form of physical activity is often a popular goal to have with many of us recognising the benefits that exercise has on our physical and mental health. As with many goals, there might be obstacles in the way...
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Year Abroad: a semester in Singapore
It’s not something you really want to think about. Having to adjust to a new place on the other side of planet, and the potential complications that come with that. On the flip side its arguably the most exciting thing I’ve ever done. When I saw Singapore was an option...
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