Being a high schooler is likely one of the most relatable experiences on Earth, with many of us having experienced the fun, embarrassment and growing pains that come with being a teenager. This perhaps explains the sheer amount TV shows produced that are set against the backdrop of teenhood, from...
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Despite American threats in that direction, the United States will never turn its back on Europe for good. Significant US interests lie in the folds of the European continent, and, while those exist, American interest and influence in Europe is guaranteed. In fact, the greater danger is increased US involvement...
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The Rest is Politics (TRIP) resides at the eye of the storm, dispensing clarity, logic, and much-needed civility, all while surrounded by turbulence and thunder. Critics label it as an “echo-chamber”, but it can instead be seen as a soft, if insular, battleground for pragmatic politics. If there’s anything a...
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As many of you probably already know, the festive season is home to international darts’ most important competition. This year’s World Darts Championship is the biggest in history, with 128 players competing for a prize pot of £5 million, one fifth of which goes to the winner. All eyes at...
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I used to think ‘origin stories’ were for superheroes and villains: the moment something explodes, and suddenly a life makes sense. Though my past is complex and distressing, my origin story is not dramatic: it starts with waking up in a body I could barely recognise as my own, and...
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Mary Kehoe reviews Alessi Rose's live performance at the O2 Academy in Birmingham.
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Christmas along Spain’s Costa del Sol looks quite different to the festive season back in the UK. The main difference is that I can leave my apartment without a jacket to visit the Christmas markets – something utterly unthinkable back home. If you ignore the blazing sun, the lead-up to...
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It’s New Year’s Eve. The clock is about to strike midnight, ready for the brand-new year. You grab 12 grapes and make your way under the table, alongside your friends and family, prepared to have one each second of the countdown in preparation for your best and luckiest year yet....
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Dear Reader, As we approach the winter months and Christmas festivities slowly begin to appear, our pallets undergo the same seasonal transformation of their own. Strong scents of chocolate and mulled wine become more frequent as you walk through markets when a sudden craving for mince pies, Christmas pudding or...
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Supposedly, there’s a man in the Koan. How could we have been so ignorant of this flagrant injustice for all these years? How he’s survived in there is, of course, a mystery to science. Perhaps some of Warwick’s incredible STEM scholars can stop engaging in the irrelevant, like discovering new...
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When in conversation about Gossip Girl, the words you typically hear thrown around include chaotic, fast-paced, and messy. You may also hear a lot about the humble, remote village of New York City. I’ve heard a lot of people say that the show wouldn’t have been all that if it...
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The release of the new Formula E’s Generation 4 car, which will debut in the 2026-2027 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, has led to speculation about whether electric cars will eventually replace Formula 1 cars. Whilst it is quicker off the line than Formula 1 Cars, with the ability...
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It’s the festive season, and there is a lot of football to be played, meaning there’s a lot of FPL, too. Who do you need in your team over this period? Well, let’s find out. Ekitiké should be in your team. Isak is out injured, and thus Wolves (H) and...
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