Coventry Blaze bounced back from a dreadful Saturday showing with a 2-1 win at home to Glasgow Clan on Sunday evening. Goals from Grayson Constable and Grant Mismash gave the Blaze a cushion to defend heading into the final period, during which an early response from Brett Neumann just wasn’t...
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Humanities degrees often lack clear vocational direction, something that can lead to anxiety and stress when faced with the inevitable question…’What do you want to do after university?’. I have found myself, a third year English Literature student, pondering this question at great length of late. Upon coming to university,...
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Lilith Pearson discusses Hozier's debut album 'Hozier' ten years since it's release.
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There was a quiet sort of melancholy that took over the night. Not in the heart of campus, with the coupled glimmer of the streetlights and the glow of warm laughter from the bar and store. But by the lakeside, where the faint sounds of chatter gave way to the...
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A new social space, The Nook, has opened on campus, promising students a place to ‘pause’, ‘meet’, and ‘discover’ during busy days at university. The Nook, which was designed by the Student Experience Team, opened on 9 October in the Atrium Building of the Students’ Union, next to Curiositea...
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Since 2003, only two teams have been promoted from the National League to League Two each season, the lowest number of teams promoted each season in the top five leagues in England. National League fans and clubs are demanding a reformed promotion system with a proposal of three teams being...
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On 1st October 2025, at 12:01 a.m. EDT, the US federal government went into shutdown. Due to congressional failure to pass fiscal legislation, many US government services have been shut down, with approximately 750,000 federal workers on unpaid leave. While essential services remain operational, the travel sector has been one...
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The University of Oxford’s Chief Diversity Officer, Professor Tim Soutphommasane, has reminded universities to remember their legal obligation to equality, diversity, and inclusion in the event of future revisions to the Research Excellence Framework (REF). The next REF exercise is due in 2029, and revisions to the research culture aspect...
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Walking back to my accommodation in Coventry city centre, I realised a small group in balaclavas had begun shadowing me. They beckoned, laughed, and tossed out lines like “Bingchiling.” At first, I took it as ignorant mimicry. It was unpleasant, but speech nonetheless. When they followed me up to the...
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Former England bowler Chris Woakes has stated that the team has ‘a hell of a chance’ of winning the ashes in Australia, for the first time since 2010/11. Woakes sustained a shoulder injury against India in his 62nd and final test. Despite coming to bat at no.11 to salvage the...
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New patents filed by Nintendo raise important questions about how intellectual property rights could limit creativity in gaming. Patents No.12,403,297 and No.12,409,387 cover mechanics viewed as common in the industry, such as summoning a sub-character, controlling that sub-character, and mounting or riding objects over terrain other than the ground. These...
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The Emmy Awards were recently hosted in Los Angeles this year, with shows such as Adolescence, The Pitt, and The Studio dominating the awards. As always, in the aftermath of the awards ceremony, fans online had strong words about which of the nominees should have won instead. Fans of Severance...
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Conservative leader, Kemi Badenoch plans to introduce a ‘student number cap’ system, a move estimated to cut university places across the country by 100,000. The leader claims the policy will target “low-quality courses”, which leave young people with “crippling loans” and few job prospects. Badenoch has justified the policy by...
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