Mickey 17: a sad but hopeful examination of the state of the world
Oliver Lambert reviews the new Bong Joon Ho political satire
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Decline in global appeal of UK universities piling pressure on local economies
Cities like Coventry are experiencing financial strain due to an ongoing fall in the volume of international students. This continues a current nationwide trend in which the UK as a whole has been experiencing a marked decline in its appeal as a dream destination for international students. The number of...
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How female entrepreneurs are changing the business game
As we celebrate the month of International Women’s Day, it’s time to shine a light on the inspirational, badass businesswomen who are changing the game. Over the past decade, female-owned business initiatives have shaken up industries with their innovation and authenticity – proving that, ultimately, women can do it all....
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How behavioural economics powers Aldi’s rapid growth
Cianan Sheekey discusses the exponential growth of Aldi and behavioural economics' influence on the supermarket.
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SU backtracks on new circling policy with fines now set to be applied on a ‘case-by-case’ basis
Rules surrounding a new measure which will see societies fined for cancelling circles have been softened following criticism that the move would “disproportionately” affect smaller societies. A joint statement issued by the Students’ Union (SU) Vice-Presidents for Societies and Sports, Joe Stanley and Louis Gosling, said that they “recognise the distress”...
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Coventry campaigners protest ‘despicable’ and ‘cowardly’ disability benefit cuts
Disability rights activists in Coventry have protested against the Government’s disability benefits cuts, branding the plans as “a weak, cowardly attack” on over a million disabled people. The demonstration held in Coventry’s central Broadgate square on 22 March formed part of a ‘National Day of Action’ organised by disability rights...
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What makes cricket so beautiful?
For the five long days of summer England receives each year, someone thought it was a good idea to make a game that goes on for all five of them. What was born as a children’s game in the 13th-century English countryside has evolved to become a source of excitement,...
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Why do we still love The Office?
Having concluded over a decade ago, The Office continues to be an iconic part of American pop-culture. Scenes from the show still form part of contemporary meme culture, and its popularity has extended globally: until just recently, the sit-com was the most-streamed TV series on the entire planet. Set at...
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Spotlight On: Callum Spencer
Sarah Addison shows that 2025 is going to be a good year for Callum Spencer.
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SNP pledges to maintain free tuition for Scottish students despite funding crisis
The Scottish National Party (SNP) have pledged that they will never reintroduce tuition fees for Scottish students despite universities in Scotland increasingly reporting budget struggles. Students who both live and study in Scotland currently receive free tuition fees paid for by the Scottish Government, a policy which has been...
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The unsustainable reality of green technology
On Friday 7 February, Secretary of State for Energy Ed Miliband confirmed the government’s commitment to the introduction of carbon capture technology. This commitment was announced despite concerns raised by the House of Commons’ Public Accounts Committee regarding its effectiveness and its impact on taxpayers. The plan to invest in...
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Mindful Moments: my half marathon journey
Three months ago, I was completing at most a 5km run. Last Sunday, however, I ran my first ever half marathon. In the past I had completed longer runs, yet never as far as this. It was an incredible experience; nevertheless, it came with significant obstacles and challenges along the...
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Coventry Blaze rout sorry Fife Flyers in remarkable contest
On Sunday 23 March, Coventry Blaze returned to the Skydome Arena for the visit of bottom Elite League side Fife Flyers, having edged Dundee Stars 4-3 on the road the day prior. In a remarkable attacking display, the Blaze hit the visitors for seven to secure another crucial four-point weekend...
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