The University of Edinburgh has been put under scrutiny this year regarding claims that the institution deeply benefited from colonial wealth and transatlantic slavery, playing a significant role in the development of racist theories such as phrenology. In response, the university conducted a necessary study into its colonial roots, resulting...
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The leader of Warwickshire County Council, George Finch, has responded to “misleading” claims from MP Matt Western, who accused him of prioritising “student politics” following the recent cyber-attacks on Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). Production at JLR sites ground to a halt in late August, with over 75% of businesses in...
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It is potentially the most significant question ever penned: What are the ten worst benches at the University of Warwick and in which order should they be ranked? Join me to discover the answer once and for all, as I take you through the top 10 worst benches on campus....
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After maintaining a firm grip on all train travel through the Channel Tunnel for decades, Eurostar is set to face new competition as Uber has plans to operate cross-Channel railway services as early as 2029. The trailblazing ride-hailing company has already expanded its services to include food delivery, bike rental,...
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Acclaimed League of Gentlemen star Reece Shearsmith struts on stage. He dons a striped shirt and a bloodied apron, his hair slicked back with grey paint. He is a Mad Doctor in the latter half of the show. In character, he explains the concept of The Grand Guignol – a...
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When attending the Swan Theatre’s latest production, I knew nothing of the poet and soldier, Cyrano de Bergerac, and why his life was transformed by the RSC into a 2 hour 45 minute stage show. De Bergerac’s story was one of love, war and selfless friendship that inspired the queer...
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The Russell Group has called for the UK government to develop stronger ties between UK and US researchers, in hopes of securing and maintaining long-term partnerships. This has been prioritised following the findings of a new report published in October by a group of research-intensive universities. US export controls [are]...
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US President Donald Trump once again made headlines with another grand announcement on Monday 29 September that felt like a strange mix of campaign rally theatrics and a sales pitch. This time, Mr ‘Big, Beautiful’ Deals showed off a 20-point “peace plan” for Gaza from the White House, beside an...
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The first five weeks of the 2025 NFL Season have somehow already come and gone and this year’s campaign is filled with just as many shock results and controversies as any before. From injuries to frontrunning quarterbacks Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson, to surprise career resurgencies for the likes of...
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Warwick and Leamington MP Matt Western has decided not to hold a public meeting on Gaza after receiving an open letter signed by over 80 of his constituents. While US-brokered ceasefire negotiations are underway and a major hostage transfer has been secured, Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is still an ongoing concern....
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The 2025 Emmy Awards presented a record-breaking year for well-loved shows like Adolescence, The Pitt, and The Studio. Adolescence picked up six Emmys in the limited series, anthology series and movie categories, such as Stephen Graham’s Best Actor Award, Owen Cooper’s Best Supporting Actor Award, and Erin Doherty’s Best Supporting...
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Lola Fallon, following the recent incident with Lola Young, argues for stronger protections for artists.
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As many will be aware by now, on 26 September, the government announced plans to introduce a Digital ID. This has been proposed before, originally formulated by the Blair government back in 2006, though it saw little success. Recently, however, the former PM has taken to heavy lobbying for another...
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