I Should Coco Anniversary Tour: Thirty years on, Supergrass are doing ‘Alright’
Martin Day reviews Supergrass at the Birmingham O2 Academy as they embark on their 'I Should Coco' 30th Anniversary Tour.
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Golden Globes set to introduce Best Podcast award category
The Golden Globes are adding a ‘Best Podcast of the year’ category to their awards show for January 2026. The ground-breaking award will hope to “adapt to contemporary entertainment trends and audience interests” by platforming “the extraordinary and diverse talents in podcasting” in the 83rd annual Golden Globes award ceremony....
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Climate News: Ermine moths spin eerie webs on campus trees
In recent days, many bushes and trees on campus have been coated with a silvery veil, reminiscent of cobwebs. These are not the work of spiders, however, but small ermine moth caterpillars, which spin these webs to protect and feed their young. The University of Warwick released a statement on...
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Six candidates vying for VP Sports position as SU Summer Election voting opens
Voting for the Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections has now opened, with all eyes on the Vice President for Sports election, the second in two months after the position was RONed during the Spring Elections. While only one candidate stood for election to the position in March, six candidates have...
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From mystical forests, ancient river gods, to giant post-apocalyptic bugs: Studio Ghibli’s poignant environmentalism
Well-known for his beautiful, animated movies, Hayao Miyazaki has dedicated himself over the years to creating worlds of incredible warmth and poignant humanity that have haunted childhoods internationally. But, floating within the whimsical wonder of his films, Miyazaki’s politics can be felt, woven into the very fabric of his storytelling....
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Rubbish pile-up in Coventry neighbourhood ‘worse than Birmingham’, residents say
Coventry residents are reporting an all-time high rubbish build up ‘worse than Birmingham’ around Walsgrave Road and Ball Hill. Fly-tipping has become normalised in the area, residents told the BBC. Karen Pell, who has resided in Ball Hill for three decades, said she was “embarrassed” at the issues regarding littering....
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Arsenal Women victorious in close-fought Champions League Final
After 18 years, Arsenal Women have won the Champions League once again since their 2007 campaign. Comparing their 12 conceded goals to Barcelona’s 19 goals scored in each team’s respective last three games before the monumental final, the odds were stacked against the English team. But, after a fierce performance...
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Ancelotti joins Brazil with Xabi Alonso set to replace former Madrid boss
Five-time UEFA Champions League winner Carlo Ancelotti has been newly appointed as the head coach of the record five-time World Cup winning Brazil national team. This comes after speculation that the Italian would be leaving his current club, Real Madrid, at the end of the season. The CBF, Brazil’s football...
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Starmer’s trade balancing act: Praiseworthy or pitiful?
Few figures have unintentionally taught the importance of international economics more than Donald Trump. Before his presidency, most laypeople barely understood what a tariff was, and now the front pages are full of news on trade. Keir Starmer has understood the pain tariffs can inflict on the UK, and how...
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The mad titan of cinema: Looking back on the MCU
Ever since the release of Jon Favreau’s Iron Man in 2008, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has dominated and influenced the contemporary cinematic landscape, provoking both praise and scrutiny in equal measure. However, more or less since the release of the earth-shatteringly successful Avengers: Endgame in 2019, the MCU has received...
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The debate over term-time travel
A YouGov survey conducted in April 2024 showed that nearly three in five parents would consider, or have already considered, pulling their child out of school for one or more days in order to have a term-time holiday. The same proportion also said that the threat of the unauthorised term-time...
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Warwick Stands With Palestine disrupt Jimmy Carr performance during week-long encampment
A performance by Jimmy Carr at the Warwick Arts Centre was disrupted by members of Warwick Stands With Palestine (WSWP) on Friday 16 May, just days before the group stood down their week-long encampment. WSWP protestors made their way up to a position below the Butterworth Hall stage before Carr...
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LGBTQUIA+ societies call for boycott of University’s Pride Month over trans policy chaos
LGBTQUIA+ societies at Warwick, alongside Students’ Union (SU) representatives, have called for a boycott of Warwick’s Pride Month events, after condemning the University’s handling of its transgender inclusion policies. In a joint statement, Warwick Pride, Warwick Trans* Soc, Warwick Sapphic Soc, The Qulture, and Warwick PLAN all criticised the...
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