Let us set the scene: after years of training, your childhood dreams have come true, and you are officially an astronaut. The date has been set, you and your colleague will be jetting off to the International Space Station (ISS). However, upon arrival, your dream holiday, a mere 400 kilometres...
Read More
UK universities have been told to prepare for a future in which they are no longer the dominant recruiters of international students, despite an increase in foreign graduates staying in the UK to work. International students currently make up 26% of the UK student population, though a leading expert has...
Read More
With the 45th Real Ale Festival around the corner, there’s a lot to look forward to for both first-timers and seasoned festival attendees at the largest student-run festival in all of Europe, hosting 2,500 people last year. You’ve probably overheard people talking about it, or seen the posters and flyers...
Read More
Cinema, that magical realm where lives like ours are writ large, has had its fair share of star-crossed lovers over the years. From childhood sweethearts regrouping as changed people to career aspirations impeding romantic connections, many on-screen romances have featured heartache as a central facet of love. The films featured...
Read More
Vaping has emerged as a new contentious issue for its damaging health and environmental impacts. The sale of disposable electronic cigarettes has been banned in Belgium from 1 January, with a ban on outdoor smoking in Milan coming into force on the same day. Australia restricted the sale of all...
Read More
Do not be deceived by an almost bare set and the gentle hum of Radiohead and Pink Floyd, this Lord of the Flies production is a spectacular, visionary masterpiece. And it has been a long time in the works. First appealing (unsuccessfully) to Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS) two years...
Read More
Ahead of Valentine's Day, Sumanyu Tonapi discusses ongoing trends within the global cut flowers market.
Read More
Pyper Levingstone takes us through the perfect playlist for Valentine's Day.
Read More
Over half of young people aged between 13 and 27 are in favour of the UK being ruled by a dictatorship, new research has revealed. The ‘Gen Z: Trends, Truth and Trust’ report, conducted by Channel 4, found that 52% of surveyed Gen Z individuals believed the UK would be...
Read More
Abigail Mableson discusses the best anti-love anthems.
Read More
As we continue to live in an era of so-called ‘post-truth’ politics, where people are struggling more and more to believe who speaks the truth in dizzying discourse, a powerful figure has emerged in Britain; an invisible wind attempting to topple over the proverbial table of British politics. Elon Musk,...
Read More
It’s the lie that we all tell ourselves: we’ll spend the holidays catching up on lectures, revising, working on assignments, or even reading ahead for the next term. But after ten weeks of lectures and coursework, with everyone around you getting in the holiday spirit in December, it can be...
Read More
After years of Valentine’s Day being centred around couples and romantic love, women are now reclaiming this holiday for themselves and their friends. Galentine’s Day, while still a relatively new concept, is a wonderful way to spend February 14, whether you’re in a committed relationship, still playing the field, or...
Read More