As the number 7 appeared on the board and drew the curtain on Heung Min Son’s time in North London, tens of thousands of fans rose to applaud the man who gave his career for Spurs. Amongst them stood Son Woong-Jung, with a grin that could only belong to a...
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The decision to rename Warwick Labour Movement has been approved unanimously by its executive committee following the resignation of three of its members. External Campaigns Officer Josh Balabanoff, Sports Officer Cianan Sheekey, and LGBTQ+ Officer Connor Summerell all resigned from their exec positions, citing their continued commitment to the Labour...
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Hannah Colechin takes a nostalgic look at DVDs and wonders if physical media is really at its end
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ChatGPT, the most widely used artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, has introduced a study mode aimed at university students. The launch comes amidst ongoing debates about the role of generative AI in higher education and concerns about rising cases of AI-related academic misconduct in the UK. Released on 30 July 2025,...
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For many Ferrari fans, hearing Hamilton’s dejected appraisal of his performance after the Hungarian Grand Prix was nothing short of painful. It follows a disappointing weekend, where he qualified 12th and failed to place any higher during the race in early August. This marks the fourth time Hamilton has found...
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Clubbing is a strange craving. I constantly complain about it, as I do about most things, yet somehow, I keep going back. There’s something oddly compelling about it. The mess, stress, and maddening emotions it can trigger, for some reason, make it all the more enticing. Clubbing at Warwick is...
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Warwick Writing Programme’s graduate, Anna Fiteni, has released her debut novel, The Wicked Lies of Habren Faire, with Electric Monkey. Her ‘romantasy’, inspired by Welsh mythology, follows the headstrong Sabrina into the magical world of the Tylwyth Teg, where the fae she encounters lands her in a dangerous deal to...
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On 31 July, without any warning or legal notice, Israeli forces used bulldozers and heavy machinery to destroy a seed bank in the West Bank city of Hebron. The central control room was demolished, infrastructure was ruined, and many genetic strains of native Palestinian species were lost forever. Ecocide has...
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This summer’s pantomime villain Mohammed Siraj produced another remarkable display with the ball as India pulled off an unlikely comeback on Day Five at The Oval to win the fifth Test. The right-armed fast bowler took the wickets of Jamie Smith, Jamie Overton, and Gus Atkinson in the short-lived fifth...
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The University and College Union (UCU) has urged the UK government to stop “obstructing” students in Gaza who have secured places to study at UK universities from taking up their offers due to visa-related restrictions. In a letter to the Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, UCU General Secretary, Jo Grady, wrote that...
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Often dubbed as “miracle drugs”, GLP-1 drugs are a class of medications most commonly used to help with type 2 diabetes, but more recently, these medications have been found to help with a multitude of other health issues. However, you’re more likely to have heard of these drugs thanks to...
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Follow along as I take you through various aspects of student life at Warwick, featuring the highs and lows, the As and Zs, and everything in between – ultimately ensuring you’ll be as equipped as possible to take life at Warwick in your stride. Arthur Vick or Jack Martin? The...
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During my holidays, I often begin to appreciate home comforts more. Being in a foreign country with a different culture, climate, and environment makes me realise just how good we have it here in the UK. One of the biggest things I appreciate about the UK, especially when on a...
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