Welcome to Dread, a tabletop role-playing game involving just one thing: a Jenga tower. The rules are easy to follow: players must pull blocks from the tower when attempting challenging or risky actions. If the tower stays standing, the player survives and continues. If it falls…the player dies. That’s it....
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One of the greatest tennis players the sport has ever seen, and arguably the most iconic alongside her sister Serena, Venus Williams is set for an incredible return to Grand Slam action in the opening round of this year’s US Open, where she has been drawn against the Czech 11th...
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Lucy Gibbons reviews 'hickey', the sophomore album of Royel Otis.
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Parking prices at the University of Warwick’s campus car parks are set to increase on 1 September, with commuters now set to pay £8.50 for a day’s parking. Hourly and daily parking rates on campus will increase by 50p, which means students wishing to park for a day on campus...
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Frank Lampard’s Coventry City continued their unbeaten start to the new campaign with an enthralling 5-3 win away at Derby County on Saturday afternoon. Goals from Bobby Thomas, Haji Wright, Brandon Thomas-Asante, Ephron Mason-Clark, and Victor Torp ensured that the Sky Blues left Pride Park with all three points, building...
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University leaders have been encouraged to engage more seriously with Nigel Farage’s Reform UK amid the party’s continued rise in support. As of 4 August, YouGov polling suggests that 28% of people intend to vote for Reform in the next UK general election – seven percentage points more than Labour,...
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Student summers are strange, liminal periods for some. They’re meant to be a break – a much-needed pause from the academic stress and general university hysteria – but they can feel like more of a glitch in the system rather than a welcome comfort. With no structure, no deadlines, and...
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Blue whale song is becoming less frequent, a six-year-long study has found, as climate breakdown and heatwaves restrict the animal’s food sources. The study, conducted by scientists from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in California, found that blue whale vocalisations dropped by nearly 40% over the period of study,...
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Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby has been one of my favourite books for years, so I jumped at the chance to watch it at the London Coliseum. Directed by Marc Bruni, this musical adaptation did a fantastic job of capturing the emotional turmoil which lies at the heart of the...
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We’ve all been guilty of accidentally leaving the wrong thing in our suitcases when going through airport security. Whether it be water, electronics, or a plastic nerf gun (that one resulted in a long chat with Heathrow’s security officers), they are all detected when luggage passes through airport scanners. But...
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By now, many of us have seen the ads announcing that as of this season, an extra 70 Premier League games will be available to watch legally on television. While this is presented to us as a huge victory for football fans, and is certainly an improvement, is this not...
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The regional gap in access to higher education across England has widened at its fastest rate in years. Disadvantaged pupils in London are now more than twice as likely to go on to university as those in parts of the North and South West, according to recent government data and...
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Don’t worry – you’re not alone. Thousands, if not millions, of Fantasy Premier League (FPL) players are feeling jittery following the conclusion of the first gameweek, the point in the Fantasy season where it’s easiest to feel like you’ve made mistakes, whether you suffered a harrowing one-pointer with Frimpong, missed...
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