Born in the Latin Quarter of Paris 1821, Charles Baudelaire has been declared one of the first modern poets. His connection with the Parisian setting became apparent in his youth. Despite formally studying law, Baudelaire devoted himself to the literary arts and the joys of Paris. His early adult years...
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Undeniably, social media trends govern the norm. What is ‘in’ and ‘out’ dictate the products we buy, the conversations we have, and the people we surround ourselves with. While trends are fun and relatable, we should question, is this outlook on life beneficial? A common topic of discussion both on...
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Just before 10 o’clock on the evening of Friday 7 March, referee James Bell called time on an appalling game of Championship football between Norwich City and Oxford United at Carrow Road, the final score one apiece. Yet, for me, the evening was still young. I was not making the...
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A recent report has revealed a significant increase in the volume of students in conflict-affected regions participating in courses run by UK universities. The newly-published report by the British Council aimed to explore UK involvement in international Higher Education Partnerships (HEPs), analysing what our educational institutions could do to further...
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In continuation with my previous article, and to further celebrate Women’s History Month, I want to use this platform to recognise and honour the invaluable contributions that women have made to the fashion industry. The impact of Westwood and other designers, such as Mary Quant, was fostered by the work...
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T he Hunger Games: On Stage Where: Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre, London When: Autumn 2025 This was definitely not on my 2025 bingo card but I’m kind of loving the idea. The Hunger Games: On Stage will arrive in London led by an award-winning creative team including Playwright Conor McPherson...
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Warwick First Aid Society has raised nearly £300 for St John Ambulance after completing a 24-hour CPR marathon event on the Piazza. The fundraising challenge started at midday on 11 March, finishing 24 hours later at midday on 12 March. First Aid Society has had a long-lasting connection to...
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Nehir Orhon discusses the power of award show speeches, with a focus on Chappell Roan's recent acceptance speech at the 2025 Grammys.
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Jasper Young reviews Lady Gaga's most recent release, 'Mayhem'.
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“What about the history?”, the constitutional anachronisms proclaim whilst extolling the constitutional and cultural ‘brilliance’ of Britain’s unelected second chamber. But what about the present? The House of Lords has devolved into a political tool rather than a political asset, wielded by Prime Ministers to secure loyalty amongst the backbenches...
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The grey and cloudy skies have cleared once again for Coventry City since Frank Lampard’s managerial appointment in November of last year. City were 17th in the Championship table when former manager Mark Robins was sacked, but under new leadership have shot up into 5th place, a playoff position. Coventry...
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If you’ve ever reached out to a grown-up about your struggles with mental health, only to be invalidated and met with condescending remarks like: “You’ve got it easy, just wait till you get to my age” or the age-old remark that all our parents have had the glee of throwing...
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Mystical, whimsical, and mesmerising, a night with Warwick LINE’s Fashion and Editorial Society is a must for the University of Warwick’s creative minds. Despite the delayed start for their annual show, coined “Echoes of the Universe” this year, the evening was well worth the wait. Upon arrival, we were welcomed...
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