In the intimate space of the black box studio, the new Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS) production of Caucasian Chalk Circle boldly embraced the challenge of Bertolt Brecht’s epic theatre, delivering a piece as striking in its political messaging as it was playful in its storytelling. From the start, the...
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Many likely believed that the 2025 Miami GP would not reach the excitement of last year’s event, where Lando Norris took his maiden win and gave us hope that Max Verstappen had a new opponent for the world championship. Yet one year later, we have now seen a new youngest...
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Student activists from the Warwick Stands With Palestine (WSWP) group have re-established an encampment on the Senate House lawn to demand that the University divest ties with the weapons industry. In a statement, the group said: “Following the steadfastness of the Palestinian people and in solidarity with them, we have...
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Weary from a long day’s travel to and from Carrow Road, our 20:02 Chiltern service from London Marylebone rolled into Leamington Spa on time, and for the final time this season. It had been a fruitful day’s work. Norwich had ran riot against an already-relegated Cardiff City side, we hadn’t...
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I usually pride myself on reading books I consider to be ‘highbrow’: whether it’s novels with deep, subliminal meaning, long, plot-driven fantasies, or something similarly lofty. But I also often find myself reaching for a good old-fashioned palate cleanser. A story that maybe isn’t meant to be pored over and...
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With well over a million combined TikTok videos for #scrapbooking and #junkjournaling, it’s clear that this hobby has become a force of nature in its own right. The concept is to collect something everywhere you go, slide bar mats out from under ice-cold beers, always ask for the receipt at...
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Before Fashion Focus, I wrote an article called ‘Superfine: tailoring black style’ – the Met Gala 2025 theme. It seems fitting that my final article for Fashion Focus would be centred on the Met Gala. Commencing on the 5 May, the Met Gala – the world’s most prestigious fashion event...
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I am no technophobe. I recognise the potential the internet possesses as a contemporary colosseum, hosting gladiatorial battles of ideas, culminating in the ascension of the worthy and the death of the irrelevant. This potential is, however, lost. Tainted by constrictive algorithms, echo chambers, and a frightening quantity of cognitive...
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The line-up for the UEFA Champions League Final is now confirmed after the completion of the semi-finals last week. Paris played host to the second leg of the semi-final between PSG and Arsenal on Wednesday, after the French side overcame Arsenal in London 1-0 a week prior. However, the week...
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In my last reflective article, I came out strong with my opinion. I believed that no matter what – the lowest of the lows and the highest of the highs – study abroad was the opportunity for students to grow, recover old parts of themselves, find new interests and tastes, and gain...
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Warwick will appear in the hotly-anticipated final of this year’s University Challenge tonight, as they fight to become champions of the prestigious show for a third time. The 28 UK universities which participated in this year’s series have now been whittled down to two, with Warwick set for a final...
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Nowadays, ChatGPT and other AI tools have become a ubiquitous part of everyday life. From drafting emails to coming up with quick weekday recipes, AI has taken over our daily routines. The aforementioned benefits of AI as an accessible tool for various types of aid come with heavy environmental costs....
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The third term of university often feels daunting – the long Easter break is over all too soon, and you are faced with a marathon of end-of-term classes, deadlines, and exams. However, with healthy habits and a clear plan, this final term can be a chance to prove to yourself...
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