The University of Warwick staged an evening of vibrant cultural celebration last Wednesday (19 November) with the return of the Global Illuminations Procession, signalling the end of the University’s 60th anniversary year.
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Extraterrestrial life is something that has been extensively studied. Our human fascination with the search for extraterrestrial life – to see if we are not alone in this universe – has spanned decades, if not centuries. Alien life suffuses our entertainment and culture, and most people will agree that they...
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Leamington Spa’s Salvation Army is calling for support on their Christmas Present Appeal, to share the joy of Christmas with children aged 0-18 who are referred to the organisation. The Church Leader at Leamington Spa’s Salvation Army, Sarah Johnson, told WarwickshireWorld that “our Christmas Present Appeal is an opportunity for...
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Across the globe, sea levels are on the rise at an unprecedented rate, and they pose a significant risk to coastlines across the UK. Fairbourne, a coastal village off the west coast of Wales, is no exception. On the Gwynedd coast, and at the mouth of the Mawddach Estuary, its...
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On November 4, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves delivered the annual scene-setter speech ahead of the 2026 Budget, announcing that she would “continue to build the strong foundations to secure Britain’s future” through the creation of a prosperous and fairer economy. Doubts have sparked, however, about whether she will...
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Community Safety has issued a warning over unauthorised entry to accommodations after an intruder was found to have been ‘squatting’ in a Cryfield Standard storeroom. Reportedly discovered on Saturday evening (22 November), students in Cryfield Standard 2 said they had found items including a prison ID card, a duvet, and...
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Kelvin Allan reviews the most recent release from Sudan Archives 'THE BPM'.
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Vivienne Stern, Head of Universities UK, has warned that the creation of an “emergency administration process for universities at risk of closure” might paradoxically accelerate closures rather than avert them. While further education colleges have an insolvency framework under the Technical and Further Education Act 2017, there currently exists no...
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We’ve almost become completely desensitised to hearing about new record sea levels or temperatures being reached. But every time these records get broken again, it’s not just our livelihoods and environments that suffer, it’s our mental wellbeing too. The link between mental health and the climate crisis spans well beyond...
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When a poster about a ‘freshers’ initiation’ lands in your inbox, it tends to spark one of two reactions. The first is excitement, a sense of community, and a step into the unknown. Yet this is also why the second feeling is usually one of nervousness. The novelty turns to...
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Yesterday, the Warwick Wolves took to the field at Butts Park Arena, as part of their long-awaited TOUCHDOWN event, which saw them face division rivals NTU Renegades. After a challenging contest in harsh weather conditions, it was NTU who came out on top, edging the Wolves by a single score...
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Criticism has been levelled at the government’s plan to introduce a new 6% levy on international students to fund the return of maintenance grants. The funds created from the proposed levy will go towards new maintenance grants for domestic students from disadvantaged backgrounds who sign up to ‘priority’ courses supporting...
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As the full-time whistle blew on Wednesday evening of game week three in the Women’s Champions League, there was nothing but disappointment on the faces of the Arsenal players. After a comfortably dominant first-half performance saw them go 0-2 up, they crumbled to a much improved Bayern Munich side in...
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