LGBTQUIA+ societies at Warwick staged a peaceful ‘Pride is a Protest’ demonstration on 12 June, arguing for a reassessment of the University’s trans policies following recent controversy. The protest, which was held on the Piazza, comes after the recent ruling by the Supreme Court that the definition of a ‘woman’,...
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Aaheli Roy reveals the new Celine Song film Materialists, a sobering insight into modern love
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Jasper Young in a conversation with AVAWAVES' Anna Phoebe learns about their tour for their latest album Heartbeat.
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Instagram poetry can also be known by its shortened form, ‘Instapoetry’, which is possibly a more accurate name for the phenomenon. Its poems are typically characterised by a lack of punctuation, short lines and stanzas, and simple language. Appealing due to its bite-sized format, Instapoetry is perhaps the most common...
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Books shape our understanding of the world. When we read, we don’t just pass time — we connect with other lives, other places, and other perspectives. That’s why publishing stories by authors from all walks of life is so essential. Without putting diversity on the page, we risk pushing only...
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Leamington Spa residents and businesses are being asked for opinions following recent discussions to transform the Parade into a traffic-free space. The Leamington Transformation Board, consisting of representatives from Warwickshire County Council, Warwick District Council, and Royal Leamington Spa Council, launched an eight-week consultation exercise on Monday 2 June...
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In the modest but charming arena of Leamington’s Loft Theatre, the story of a plucky underdog Rugby League team played out. The local troupe were tasked with presenting John Godber’s 1984 play Up ‘n’ Under. The production begins with a cast member cheekily poking his head out from the theatre’s...
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As part of this theatre season, the National Theatre is host to the West End – and European – premiere of musical theatre legend Stephen Sondheim’s final work, Here We Are. Directed by Tony Award winner Joe Mantello, the production transferred from its world premiere position off-Broadway in 2023, during...
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A bear, an elephant, a book, and an atom: not the set-up to a bar joke, but features of a crest unveiled today as the University of Warwick’s new logo for its 60th anniversary. The “evolved brand” was unveiled in an exhibition held in Warwick Arts Centre’s Helen Martin Studio,...
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With the expansion of the FIFA Club World Cup, the transfer window opened on June 1 to accommodate participating clubs who wanted to sign players for the tournament. This change has effectively split the transfer window into two distinct phases, the first which ended on the June 1o, and the...
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Naomi Pandey recommends seven songs to start a perfect summer playlist.
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In celebration of Pride Month and following the supreme court ruling which excludes trans women from the legal definition of a woman, it is more important than ever to show support for the LGBTQ+ community. The mainstream has seen a rise in LGBTQ+ artists in recent years; notably, Chappel Roan...
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Since LGBTQIA+ Pride month (June) has been celebrated globally with annual Pride parades, drag queens have graced the streets of their hometowns with their fabulous and regal presence. From their outrageous fashion to their punny stage names, nowhere appreciates the camp humour of a drag queen more than generations of...
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