Fresh from their 4-0 victory against Millwall on Wednesday, Coventry City travelled up North to face out-of-form strugglers Sheffield Wednesday. Going into the game as clear favourites, the Sky Blues opened up the scoring in 3 minutes thanks to a header by Brandon Thomas-Asante following a deflection from Owls Defender...
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Tucked away under a bridge on the east side of Leamington Spa lies both South Bound Café and Windmill Brewery. Home to fine distilleries, select jazz music and, most importantly, on a very special evening every term or so, a selection of poets brought to you by the Lilac Cube....
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In a bid to save the study of the humanities, The University of Oxford has declared the Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre to be officially opened to the academic community on October 13 2025. The site chosen for the building was one of the last empty slots in the old Radcliffe...
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If you’ve ever stared down another night in Leamington or Coventry and felt somewhat disillusioned, it might be time to expand your horizons. And by expand, I mean go 17 minutes from campus to Warwick to visit a pub you will definitely want to brag about discovering: The Cape of...
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Immigration in Britain has always been a fiercely debated topic. From 1965 to 2025, the current political climate is dangerously starting to mirror not just the racism and hostility towards Commonwealth migrants during the 1960s and 1970s, but also a much more complex issue. Media outlets from the likes of...
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Have you ever gone to see something, a film at the cinema, an artist at a concert, or a musical at the theatre, and thought once just isn’t enough? Over the years, I’ve found myself returning to certain musicals, each time discovering something new about each one. I’ve seen quite...
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Pure scientific curiosity mixed with mounting pressures on environmental resources has given birth to the world of synthetic biology. Indeed, a general acknowledgment in the scientific world is that we must now start looking for alternatives to the destructive technologies of the industrial age that impact our planet’s ecosystems. Synthetic...
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Campus artist-in-residence David Speed returned to Warwick in Welcome Week to paint a neon pink goose mural in the Piazza, as part of the University’s ongoing 60th anniversary celebrations. The three-metre-high goose, part of a mural named ‘Temporary Home’ which also depicts the iconic FAB stairs, took the acclaimed street...
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It’s that time of year again, when it’s time to stock up your university wardrobe for all those 9ams that you’ll definitely be making it to. Arguably, one of the most important items to invest in is a good pair of shoes, whether that be purely for practicality or as...
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On 6 January 2021, four and a half years ago, rioters broke into the United States Capitol after repeated reports that President Donald J. Trump had the 2020 Presidential Election stolen from him. Then-sitting US President Trump had invited supporters to voice their disagreement with the opposing party through an...
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The first weeks at university can feel like stepping into another world. The years of scheduled A Levels classes, with structured revision books and detailed marking criteria, are suddenly gone. You are faced with sprawling lectures, long reading lists (which most social science students don’t know if they are mandatory),...
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Laura Bergin provides eight tracks that are essential for long treks.
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After October 12 2025, all third-country nationals, including UK citizens, travelling to the Schengen area may need to arrive at the airport much earlier. The EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) will change the requirements for travel to the 29 countries comprising the Schengen area. The system is expected to be...
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