A report by the Social Market Foundation (SMF), a cross-party think tank, has highlighted prominent geographical disparities within the university admissions process. A primary focus of the SMF report, entitled ‘Leave to Achieve’, is the deteriorating relationship between many universities and their local areas, with the report highlighting how these...
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Amid the hubbub of society life at the University of Warwick, there is one that sparkles the brightest. Warwick STAR (Student Action for Refugees) is a true treasure of Warwick life and is part of a national network of young people and students that aims to raise awareness as to...
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Ciara Flynn critiques the obsession with sensationalising female musicians.
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As a fan of survival games, The Alters by 11 Bit Studios caught my eye immediately. You might recognise 11 Bit Studios from games such as Indika or Frostpunk 2. This game, however, is their best one to date, in my humble opinion. The aesthetic is great. Even the game...
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The University of Warwick’s School of Engineering has received the highest honour for gender equality in higher education and research in the form of the Athena Swan Gold award. The Athena Swan Charter was established in 2005 and is a globally recognised and prestigious award that seeks to promote and...
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Hannah Guthrie discusses the societal impacts of working from home and their often contradictory nature.
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At this year’s Tony Awards, the original 2015 company of Hamilton reunited through a stunning medley of the musical’s most iconic tracks: ‘Non-Stop’, ‘My Shot’, ‘Schuyler Sisters’, ‘Guns and Ships’, ‘You’ll be Back’, ‘Yorktown’, ‘The Room Where It Happens’, ‘Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story’ and ‘History Has...
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Race Across the World series 5 spoilers below! One of BBC One’s most beloved TV shows returned for its fifth series over the past couple of months. Race Across the World sees five pairs travel from one area of the world to another, with no technology and only the...
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Cedric Amamoo focusses on XXXTentacion when discussing artists who were gone too soon.
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One of the biggest and certainly most acclaimed film festivals of the year, Cannes, was held from the 12 to the 23 May. At the conclusion of the 11-day festival, the jury awarded Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi’s film It Was Just an Accident the Palm d’Or (Golden Palm) – the...
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Private universities in the UK have come under increasing fire due to the amount of money being paid to their most senior members. Much criticism has been levelled at the pay gap between the individuals leading private institutions and those heading the elite public universities which educate most of the...
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Since the days of being mercilessly beaten at Mario Kart by my older brothers, video games have occupied a central role in my life. They were my method of bonding: with my family, with friends, with strangers met over the internet on those games themselves. Since coming to university, that...
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Sourav Chauhan finds interest and frustration in Ryan Coogler's vampiric exploration of black American history and postcolonial realities
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