Panda Bear at the Castle and Falcon: Delightfully immersive and strange
Jamal Ali details his experience of Panda Bear at the Castle and Falcon in Birmingham.
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The Wolves review: The pitch is back!
Once again, a brave gaggle of Warwick students swarmed the Art Centre black box studio to illustrate that student theatre has still got it! Reprising the beloved WUDS fund, Sarah Delappe’s The Wolves is directed by Isobel Kelly and Ruby McConville, and aided by Platform Student Collaborations. Upon entry we...
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The Labour Party and climate policy: Empty promises yet to be delivered
Climate change and climate policy divide not only individuals, but nations. Regardless of one’s stance on the matter, the climate of the planet is undeniably changing for the worse on a daily basis. The Los Angeles fires at the start of 2025 and the Vietnamese Super Typhoon Yagi last year...
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Mamma Mia, Here We Go Again – The Rise of Jukebox Musicals
Looking for a fun day out during the summer holidays? Well, I have the perfect solution! Jukebox musicals have recently skyrocketed in popularity, a unique way for audiences to experience their favourite songs onstage. Here’s my beginners guide to some of the best jukebox musicals the Westend has to offer! ...
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Half of young people support ‘digital curfew’ as survey reveals negative impact of social media
A survey has found that half of 16-21 year olds would support a “digital curfew” which would enforce a mandatory cut-off time for certain apps, citing the negative effects of social media. Almost half of British teenagers admitted feeling addicted to their phones. 57% of girls agreed with the statement...
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Why cruising beats flying: my travel hot take
If you have ever been abroad, you would have probably had to experience long airport queues, exhausting flights, and the inconvenience of spending hours at airports, all to visit a singular destination. But what if there was a way to avoid all this? Well, with a cruise, you can avoid...
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Sinners: A bold, bloody, sexy, soul-enriching original story that made me excited about movies again
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners has recently created a storm of praise and excitement in the film world. Rightly so, because it is one of the boldest, most original, weird, sexy, engaging and entertaining films of recent years. Sinners is a wild genre-cocktail of musical, horror, thriller, action and drama. Across its...
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Summer is for every body, especially yours
Summer has always been framed as a season of preparations. For me, it’s a countdown to everything that embodies freedom: the warmth of the sun on my skin in a sunlit park, the rush of fresh air as I step out of a stuffy lecture hall, the click of a...
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Pret A Manger announces plans to open first store in Leamington this summer
Students in Leamington who crave Pret A Manger but don’t fancy coming to campus will soon have reason to celebrate, as the popular chain is set to open its first Leamington branch this summer. The new store will be part of an expansion of the Morrisons petrol station on Old...
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‘United by Music’ or Divided in Song?: Eurovision 2025 – the (still) contested contest
Tom Ryan discusses the contested topic of the 2025 Eurovision song contest.
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100 days of Trump, 1361 left to go
President Donald Trump’s second term has affected every inch of the globe, with almost every country hanging on his every word. This is exactly what Trump wants. Among his Republican base in Congress, Trump has been repeatedly heralded as a saviour for the party. He is the only man that...
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Food at Warwick – A critical failure
It was in the holiday between years eight and nine that I first seriously considered attending Warwick. I was on a summer engineering course for three days, and a big selling point was that it meant spending three days on Warwick campus. This news of being unaccompanied by parents for...
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Student Voice at Warwick: Can students actually make a change?
Student Voice is a vital part of the university system and student life. We pay thousands of pounds a year to be at university and deserve to have some say in how our education could be improved. At Warwick, every department has a Student-Staff Liaison Committee, run by democratically elected...
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