Maik Hüsken, the creator behind Kiam Films, arrived at the University of Warwick as an exchange student for what was meant to be a short academic stint. Instead, he left having unintentionally become one of the most recognisable faces on campus. It’s worth understanding the origins of Kiam Films. The...
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Dear Reader, “Fancy a drink?” “Let’s grab a drink sometime?” “Anyone up for a drink?” We live in a society where drinking has become integrated in almost every kind social interaction. It’s a way that people bond, relax and unwind after a long day, or something that has simply become...
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Key figures in Warwick Students’ Union (SU) have expressed opposition to the international student levy plans described in the November budget. Wider opposition to the new levy plans has been steadily mounting since their announcement. This is in light of greater clarity on the shape of the levy, the key...
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When every year abroad student tells you that their time abroad changed their life, as annoying as we might sound we’re not just playing into a cliché. There is something fundamentally paradigm-shifting about sticking yourself in an entirely new country, culture, and community and then building a life for yourself,...
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The private rented sector, a touted safety net for many, is supposedly designed to allow those unable to afford a home to still have somewhere to live. This promise, however, does not match reality. We live in a country with more than enough homes for everyone to live in, yet...
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Since the shocks of the Brexit referendum, Donald Trump’s rise to power, and even the 2008 financial crisis, pundits have been quick to bury what they claim is the corpse of neoliberalism. Once championed by Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, the ideology has shaped the rules and...
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With lectures in full swing and library seats becoming scarcer, Warwick campus is once again dividing into two tribes: STEM vs humanities. Every academic year, the debate reignites – which degrees are “harder”, which are more “useful”, and which students are going to be more employable after graduation. Is there...
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It appears a lot of people read this column, given that over 800,000 people have brought in Wilson ahead of GW17. That, or they saw his masterful 16-pointer at the weekend and are vehemently knee-jerking. I’ll let you decide. But, in all seriousness, if you can afford a two-week punt,...
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Chinaza Eke analyses the impact of AI on the environment, despite the convenience of AI, there is a high cost of the hidden water, energy, and environmental footprint of hyperscale data centres on the climate.
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History was made on Tuesday 2 December 2025 as Manchester City’s Norwegian superstar, Erling Haaland opened the scoring in their away match against Fulham. Not only was his goal an emphatic strike, but his beautiful first time finish, 12 yards out, was Haaland’s 100th Premier League goal in only 111 games! This extraordinary accomplishment annihilated the previous record...
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The alleged presence of Cartel de los Soles, a supposed Venezuelan drug cartel, is causing extreme tension between the US and Venezuela. However, whether this cartel actually exists is a mystery. Over the past few weeks, the Trump administration has been striking down boats they claim to be trafficking drugs...
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A first game in ten days saw Leamington FC continue to search for an elusive win that could kickstart a move away from bottom spot in the table as they welcomed AFC Telford United to Your-Coop Community Stadium. This was a fixture sure to evoke happy memories for home fans,...
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A planning application sent to Coventry City Council’s planning portal has proposed demolishing and rebuilding the back wall of the centuries-old Tudor House amid concerns of ‘structural integrity’. According to the planning application, Tudor House, which occupies 14 and 15 Spon Street, has suffered significant water damage to its rear wall...
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