Zuckerberg’s ‘free speech’ overhaul worries advertisers
Emily Harris delves into Meta's moderation overhaul.
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The music that made me: Will Wood
Helen Stevens discusses the impact of Will Wood's music on her.
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UK universities beset with cash flow problems
Universities throughout the UK have reported a significant loss in earnings in 2023-2024 according to new analysis of higher education cash flows. Of 113 higher education institution accounts released so far, 75% of institutions generated less cash in 2023-24 than in the year before, and 87% made less than they...
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Curated reads: the best books of 2024
From the most-talked about to the ones that flew under the radar, this week I’m bringing a round-up of the best books released in 2024. As January comes to a close, I wanted to take a look back at some of the standout books from a year of excellent reads....
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Is gossip a force for good? A conversation with Warwick Tea
“I HATE GOSSIP” is written in black sharpie across her front. Balancing three pints – two in-hand, one between her teeth – she manoeuvres through a lively crowd of students, heading toward a group clad in matching, graffitied t-shirts. Joining them, she notices her chosen message is far from original....
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Belgian GP signs F1’s first rotational contract extension
Widely regarded as a jewel of the F1 calendar, the Belgian Grand Prix (held at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit) has recently extended its period on the F1 calendar, as part of the sport’s first-ever rotational contract. Grand Prix will take place at the circuit during four of the next six years,...
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University of Warwick astronomers involved in discovery of new planets
Several Warwick University academics were involved in the discovery of two new planets beyond the solar system, as part of a collaboration with the University of Geneva (UNIGE). The discovery of the two new exo-planets within the WASP-132 system – an inner super-Earth and a distant icy giant planet –...
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Kneecap: Outrageous in English, unforgettable as Gaeilge
A notion oft-attributed to Sigmund Freud had described the Irish as, unlike any other race, impervious to psychoanalysis. For instead they would turn to storytelling and poetry to escape any kind of psychic trouble. So as riotous as it is righteous, Kneecap may not possess the lexical ornateness of Wilde or...
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Three generations of Warwick: How the University has changed (or not)
Just two years after Warwick University was founded in 1965, my grandfather joined as an undergraduate. Here, he met, married, and had a baby with my grandmother (yep, all in their third year). Then, that baby, who grew up to be my mother, was the second of my family to...
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The Art and the Artist: The degrees of separation
Jack Thompson discusses if it is ever possible to separate the art from the artist.
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Glorious! shows at the Loft Theatre in Leamington Spa
If you still need a resolution for this year, maybe I can encourage like-minded creatives to consider treating themselves to solo trips amongst the arts. Whether that be to the gallery, cinema or theatre, how about factoring in a bimonthly bit of you time? Lone trips are going to be...
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UK universities join retreat from Elon Musk’s X amidst growing misinformation
UK universities have joined other British institutions in distancing themselves from Elon Musk’s X, citing growing misinformation on the platform as the reason for the move. A survey conducted in early 2025 by Reuters found that several prominent universities, colleges, and art conservatoires have quit or scaled back their use...
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Blue Violet’s ‘Faux Animaux’ is beautifully adventurous
Naomi Pandey reviews Blue Violet's latest release, Faux Animaux.
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