Sheila Fox, who disappeared from Coventry in 1972 aged 16, has been found alive and well in one of the longest missing person cases in West Midlands history. Now aged 68, Fox was found in another part of the UK 52 years after her disappearance, as a result of a...
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“I am done. I am quitting social media.” This is a phrase we have all said or heard at least once, usually in response to a ruined sleep schedule or an hour-long doom-scrolling session that was supposed to only be 10 minutes. Yet despite our best intentions, the allure of...
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Opinion Comedy Column Philosophy, pints, and a proof for God “I drink Purple, therefore I am” – René Descartes (probably) Purple is more than just a colour or a drink: it’s a way of life. Every Wednesday, Warwick students across the central Warwickshire area eagerly queue up for...
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Last Saturday, on 1 February, Warwick students swapped textbooks for boxing gloves and black-tie fits for one of the most hyped events of the term — Student Wilder Fight Night at HMV Empire in Coventry. A key partner of the event was the OddBalls Foundation, a charity dedicated to raising...
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When speaking to Daniel Massarella, the dancer turned Assistant Director of Leamington Spa-based dance and circus company Motionhouse, the cast and crew were arriving at their premiere location: the renowned Warwick Arts Centre. After 10 years of dedication to Motionhouse, Massarella has taken a step back from performance, taking a...
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The University of Warwick is set to lead a £2.5 million research project into language policy across Europe, it has been announced. Led by Professor Angela Creese, the collaboration of nine universities in nine countries aims to investigate the diversity of linguistics in Europe despite an ever-globalised world. The research,...
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As part of its milestone 60th Anniversary celebrations, the University of Warwick hosted its inaugural Festival of Innovation and Grassroots Growth Summit at Warwick Arts Centre on Monday 27 January. The event attracted over 1200 attendees, including students, staff, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and local residents, all keen to discover Warwick’s latest...
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Zoe Mudd provides all the details on the nominees for the upcoming BRIT awards 2025.
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The Supreme Court, made up of eight justices, is the highest tribunal in the United States for all cases and controversies arising under the Constitution. Historically, the court has been perceived as unmoved by political change, with an intrinsic quality being its political neutrality. Recently, however, we have witnessed monumental...
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While this January was fairly quiet for most teams in men’s football this year, the women’s game was marked by a number of exciting moves. Table-topping WSL side Chelsea indisputably had the pick of the bunch, after securing the services of Naomi Girma in an unprecedented deal. No set of...
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When thinking about fitness, it can be all too easy to focus on the exercise you’re doing or the food you’re consuming. However, for a well-rounded healthy lifestyle and to optimise your fitness, it is also really important to take note of sleep, both quality and quantity. Today’s article will...
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The Brakes suffered yet another match cancellation when last Tuesday’s game against Alfreton was called off. Needless to say, the players were raring to get back in action on Saturday. Remarkably, they went into this weekend home game as favourites, with their opponents, Marine, sitting second-bottom in the league. Optimism...
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From whispered recommendations in coffee shops to viral TikTok clips, the way we find our next favourite podcast has undergone a dramatic transformation. The rise of short-form video isn’t just changing how we discover podcasts – it’s reshaping the entire landscape of audio storytelling. This evolution has allowed unprecedented opportunities...
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