Several UK universities have decided to suspend applications from Afghan students, while others have imposed tighter restrictions, amid rising concerns over the Taliban’s governance. The decision to suspend applications, which has been taken by several universities including Manchester, Bristol, Bournemouth, and Buckingham, comes at a time when the Home Office...
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For the first edition of Michael On The Move, I have chosen a country close to my heart (many of my early summer holidays were spent here). This country is located in the Mediterranean, it’s the third largest island in the sea, and saw its highest temperature on record in...
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Many of us fondly remember Disney Channel and Nickelodeon in their prime – the thrill of tuning into new episodes of our favourite shows, cringing at the silly storylines, or finding instant comfort in those familiar laugh tracks that played every 30 seconds. Whether it was our iconic character favourites...
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The grievance between Warwick students and the bus service is longstanding – it is the dead horse we refuse to stop beating, but how warranted is this issue? A relatively high percentage of University of Warwick students live in Leamington Spa, and those who do not still commute frequently to...
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The planet has crossed its first major climate ‘tipping point’, scientists warn, as record ocean heat drives the widespread, irreversible collapse of warm-water coral reefs – ecosystems that support nearly a billion people worldwide. The finding comes from the 2025 Global Tipping Points Report, authored by 160 scientists from 87...
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Marilyn Hartono discusses how China has grown rapidly through strategic reforms, investment in human capital, and gradual market liberalisation.
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Ten-man Brazil thwarted a clueless England side upon their return home from a victorious Euro-winning campaign this summer. The Lionesses took on the Copa América winners at home at the Etihad and were unable to find the answers to a resilient Brazilian defence. The Lionesses played on home soil on...
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Game week 2 in the UEFA Women’s Champions League got underway on the 15th of October. After very different opening fixtures for the 3 WSL representatives, all managed to pick up victories in their second fixture of the freshly formatted UWCL. Despite taking home the win, Arsenal were far from...
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Technology experts have voiced their support for the introduction of a ‘national skills wallet’, arguing that it would significantly enhance learning opportunities for both students and educators. The Digital Badging Commission, who recommended the idea in a new report, said that the skills wallet would serve as a digital record...
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The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has withdrawn from the November T20 tri-series in Pakistan, which also features Sri Lanka, after the death of three local cricketers. The ACB has said the deaths were due to military strikes amid ongoing cross-border tensions between the two nations. In a statement, the board...
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After hearing talk of incoming Olympic bids from several other historic centres of culture, I figured it was high time to throw the University of Warwick’s hat firmly into the ring. While I have not yet checked with the University, I will be sure to ping Stuart Croft a quick...
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Nehir Orhon reviews Luvcat's debut album 'Vicious Delicious'.
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After a year of blissful ignorance of real academic pressure, I’m back and am now experiencing what I can only describe as a reverse culture shock. Clearly, not everything stayed the same in my absence. One moment, I was navigating the trams of Gothenburg, the next I was standing in...
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