‘Se la forma scompare la sua radice è eternal’ – If the form vanishes its root is eternal. This 1989 neon sign by Mario Merz greets visitors as they enter the garden at the Peggy Guggenheim Museum in Venice. It invites one to explore the different sculptures in relation to...
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Last Saturday, on February 1st, Warwick students swapped textbooks for boxing gloves and black-tie fits for one of the most hyped events of the term — Student Wilder Fight Night at HMV Empire in Coventry. True to the name of the night, the atmosphere was absolutely wild, with adrenaline running...
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In an age where social media coverage, extensive PR campaigns, and name recognition determines success in the publishing industry, the world of children’s literature is witnessing a shift in focus from substance to fame. Celebrities are dominating the market of children’s literature, and this celebrity-to-author pipeline has evoked some controversy....
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Birmingham Airport has gained new destinations after flight operator EasyJet announced the arrival of two new aircraft for the travel hub, creating 800 new jobs. Recent new destinations unveiled by the company include services to cities like Marrakech, Reykjavik, Hurghada, Prague, Krakow, Rovaniemi, and Innsbruck. These took off for the...
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As 2025 approached, and I got sucked into the ‘new year, new me’ rabbit hole on social media ‘gut health’ quickly became a buzzword that I saw frequently thrown around. Often cited to promote a powder or supplement, improving your gut health seemed to promise a range of benefits, from...
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If you’re tired of love stories this February, I’ve curated a list of books with little to no romance for this week. This was a difficult task – I love a romantic comedy as much as the next person, and a lot of my favourite books do have a romance,...
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The fact is, I cannot tear myself away from Blandings Castle. Picture the idyllic setting that is Leamington Waterstones: the draft of air conditioning as you enter through the doors (for it was May – Waterstones served as both satisfying the book-buying habit and handing an opportunity to escape from...
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Monika Radojevic is a half-Montenegrin and half-Brazilian writer born and raised in London. She has an undergraduate degree in Politics and International Relations at the University of Bristol, as well as a Master’s degree in the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. Radojevic also works...
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The EU has introduced the new General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), replacing the General Product Safety Directive, which is a policy aimed to keep products safe throughout the EU. The changes now mean a wider amount of products are part of the regulations including physical books, which now require authors...
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Emily Harris discusses TikTok's momentary US ban and the platform's future.
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While many of us spent the first week of the Christmas holiday stressing about deadlines, I had the opportunity to sit down with senior BBC journalist and podcast producer Vicky Baker (while also stressing about deadlines). In a media landscape saturated with true crime content, Vicky has carved out a...
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When Laura Mathias was in her first years of secondary school, a hairdresser spotted a small bald patch at the back of her head. The doctors later told her it was alopecia. Now in her thirties, Mathias has given a TED talk, walked London Fashion Week, become an ambassador for...
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Initial work on a new project set to rejuvenate Coventry City Centre is finally underway, over eight years after the development was first announced. The City Centre South development, located in the areas of City Arcade, Bull Yard, and Market Way, promises to bring brand new shops, restaurants, car parks,...
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