Food in fashion is not new – take for example Elsa Schiaparelli’s 1937 lobster dress, or even the millennial obsession with avocados that got blamed for a generation’s worth of financial struggles. At the speed of the current trend cycle however, last year’s food trends have reached their sell-by dates, making...
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Holocaust survivor Mindu Hornick MBE returned to Warwick University on Tuesday for a talk and Q&A attended by over 400 students. The talk, organised by the University’s Jewish Society (JSoc), took place in the Ramphal Building (unlike last year’s Arts Centre-set event), and saw the 95-year-old retrace her memories of...
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The highly anticipated fourth season of Outer Banks, released on Netflix in two parts, has divided fans. As a lover of the series, here are my thoughts on this latest instalment. Season four begins with the Pogues in a surprisingly positive position after season three’s cliffhanger. The Pogues got some...
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Having a close proximity to art is a well-known essential for maintaining mental wellbeing. Farnsworth Art Gallery’s website puts it best, explaining that “viewing art can make you feel better and improve your mood.” I’m sure all of you reading this have got only one thought at the back of...
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Well, this one might be a bit tricky. This weekend gone I was present at the Skydome Arena for my maiden Coventry Blaze ice hockey game, but given my limited understanding of the sport bearing an article was always going to be a tough ask. Maintaining the solid home form...
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Outgoing US President Joe Biden left office, with the lingering effect of his student debt forgiveness scheme leaving a “complicated legacy” for higher education in the US. Despite repeated challenges and blocks by the courts, Biden succeeded in cancelling around $183 billion (£150 billion) in student debt. In his ultimate week...
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I am a self-diagnosed fidgeter. When first writing this column, I aimed to share some techniques I had learned to stay mindful, as someone who has always struggled to shut off and relax. However, it would be naïve of me to assume I have figured out the perfect mindfulness techniques,...
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Riya Mayilvahanan explores the effects of gilt yields spiking on the Labour government's policies and economic growth.
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The actor Michael Sheen has taken it upon himself to fund a new National Theatre in Wales, following the devastating loss of the existing National Theatre Wales at the end of 2024. This was due to a 1.6 million pound cut in its funding by the Arts Council Wales (ACW),...
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Beginning on the January 7, a series of fires are ripping through Los Angeles, devastating residential areas and businesses, and resulting in the deaths of an estimated 28 people. Amongst such severe tragedy, the voices of musicians and other celebrities have offered support, hope and empathy. However, many have been...
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King’s College London (KCL) has been described by critics as “hooked on identity politics“, urging its students to attend “race-segregated” classes funded by the NHS. Run by the university, these sessions were introduced under the programme for students on Doctorate of Clinical Psychology, and allegedly ended up dividing white and...
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Opinion Comedy Column North Leam Bus Theory is the idea that the buses are actually better in North Leam, and serves as a revisionist challenge to the traditionally accepted narrative that South Leam Bus Theory or Central Leam Bus Theory are superior ideologies. Whilst NLBT is not as fringe a...
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With January comes the onslaught of New Year’s resolutions, with one popular way to start the year being ‘Veganuary.’ Veganuary is a combination of the words ‘vegan’ and ‘January,’ and a 31-day challenge which aims to adapt your lifestyle to be more nutritionally balanced, empathetic towards animals, and eco-friendly. Each...
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