George Orwell stated within his essay ‘Politics and the English Language’ that using Latin, Greek, or other foreign words and phrases in writing is ineffectual. “Bad writers, and especially scientific, political and sociological writers, are nearly always haunted by the notion that Latin or Greek words are grander than Saxon...
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Before Elena Ferrante, there was Margarita Liberaki. The Greek author’s style is reminiscent of Ferrante’s dreamy Italian prose, just around 50 years beforehand. With her focus on Greek culture and life, Liberaki brings to life the Greek islands of the early 20th century and paints portraits of their inhabitants. With...
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European universities, such as Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), are looking to take on American academics searching for research opportunities, as their US counterparts see funding drastically cut under the new Trump administration. Institutions such as NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention...
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On the 3rd of March 2025, The Warwick Tea, an Instagram account that posts confessions and drama at the University of Warwick, decided to host a competition to determine the biggest names on campus. The contest primarily aimed to discover the most popular people on campus. Whilst it did serve...
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Barcelona, Spain’s vibrant Catalan capital, is renowned for its stunning architecture, mouth-watering food, and sun-soaked beaches. However, it also comes with the highest cost of living in Spain. As a student, it’s easy to get caught up in the allure of the city’s many attractions, but with a little planning,...
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With the rise of elaborate skincare routines and TikTok’s ‘clean girl’ aesthetic, pimple patches have become more than just a skincare tool. They’re now a trendy accessory. So, do they improve your skin, or are they just a cute statement piece? This article explores the science behind pimple patches, their...
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What is the most competitive league in football? It’s become a heated debate among partisan fans across the world, especially in the new era of big spending within the sport. Some recognise the Premier League, England’s elite division, to be the best. Others point to Manchester City’s recent dominance as...
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Helen Trappelides discusses the increasing gym culture in the UK and how it benefits the economy.
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Naomi Pandey suggests some songs to make a perfect playlist to enjoy during spring.
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"Adolescence is both unadulterated and immersive". Abigail Mableson dives into the political impact of limited series, Adolescence. Alongside the masterful cinematography, she highlights the hard-hitting topics Adolescence brings into question.
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‘Brainrot’ has been named the Oxford Word of the Year and it describes the decay of one’s mental state due to the overconsumption of (typically trivial) digital content. It seems a collective fear of AI’s effect on cognitive behaviour is inevitable – especially with its impact on memory. Recent winning...
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Parents are reflected in their children, and society is reflected in the theatre, both can be for better or for worse. The mother is a constant character that has been in theatre since the Greeks. Euripides’ neurotic yet strong matriarch Medea, in clashes with her lover Jason, brings out potent...
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Students moving back to Warwick after the spring break have had their travel nightmares confirmed after details of the A46 road closure were confirmed. The road, which is a key route connecting campus to Leamington Spa and Coventry, will be closed from 8pm on Friday 11 April until 6am on...
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