I still remember the first day I met someone filthy rich. It was the first term of my first year at Warwick, and I was talking to some new friends in the kitchen in the flat below mine. And then in he walked. The smell of his expensive cologne slapped...
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Eight miles of protected Amazon rainforest are being decimated to build a road for the COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil, in November this year. The new four-lane highway aims to ease traffic to the city, which will host more than 50,000 people – including world leaders – at the...
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The sighting of the crescent moon on February 28 this year indicated the beginning of the month of Ramadan in the Islamic calendar. For over 2 billion Muslims around the world, this is a month of fasting from sunrise to sundown. It is a challenge for many, especially the exec...
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Students and activist organisations have expressed anger after the University of Cambridge secured a high-court injunction preventing Israel-Palestine protests on parts of its campus. The injunction, which lasts four months, comes after the university failed to procure a similar legal blockade for a duration of five years at the High...
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What does motherhood look like when viewed through the eyes of an artist? This Mother’s Day, we explore how artists have captured the pure, the difficult and the tender moments that represent the totality of motherhood. Through the exploration of both historical and contemporary artworks, this article questions: have our...
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University can be stressful. Being constantly connected to a laptop; isolated in a poorly lit room; drowning in assignments; feeling overwhelmed and alone. This was a major struggle for me in first year and something I still feel coming to the end of my second, but it brought me to...
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Technological globalisation describes the interconnectedness of online communities worldwide and facilitates the ease of access to information wherever and whenever we need it. Access to information is especially significant for students who rely on the internet’s vast bank of sources for their assignments. However, the internet’s sheer volume of different...
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Oliver Lambert reviews the new Bong Joon Ho political satire
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Cities like Coventry are experiencing financial strain due to an ongoing fall in the volume of international students. This continues a current nationwide trend in which the UK as a whole has been experiencing a marked decline in its appeal as a dream destination for international students. The number of...
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As we celebrate the month of International Women’s Day, it’s time to shine a light on the inspirational, badass businesswomen who are changing the game. Over the past decade, female-owned business initiatives have shaken up industries with their innovation and authenticity – proving that, ultimately, women can do it all....
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Cianan Sheekey discusses the exponential growth of Aldi and behavioural economics' influence on the supermarket.
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Rules surrounding a new measure which will see societies fined for cancelling circles have been softened following criticism that the move would “disproportionately” affect smaller societies. A joint statement issued by the Students’ Union (SU) Vice-Presidents for Societies and Sports, Joe Stanley and Louis Gosling, said that they “recognise the distress”...
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Disability rights activists in Coventry have protested against the Government’s disability benefits cuts, branding the plans as “a weak, cowardly attack” on over a million disabled people. The demonstration held in Coventry’s central Broadgate square on 22 March formed part of a ‘National Day of Action’ organised by disability rights...
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