Increased academic pressure at age 15 is linked to higher rates of depression, self-harm, and suicide attempts into early adulthood, according to a study by University College London (UCL). Researchers at UCL reviewed longitudinal data from approximately 5,000 young people born in 1991 and 1992. These students were asked to...
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Three-quarters of UK students have reported feeling stressed over the possibility of being wrongly flagged by AI plagiarism detectors, according to YouGov. They surveyed 2,373 students and found that 60% experienced stress when using generative AI, with international students twice as likely to report “a lot” of stress. Of those...
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Fossil fuel companies could be required to contribute towards repairing climate-related damage, and the ultra-rich could be subject to a global wealth tax under new proposals being debated by the United Nations. The measures are part of a new international tax framework at the UN, focused on the proposed Framework...
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Warwick’s Basketball Bears kickstarted Varsity 2026 this evening with a double-header which saw both teams secure the win, in high-intensity, thrilling games. Looking to start the weekend with positive results, the Bears must have been feeling the pressure, especially with Warwick’s long-standing success at Varsity, unbeaten for 35 consecutive years....
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The age of the yearner is upon us, and no one holds more of the blame than Jim Halpert. Jim is the go-to example of the work husband/wife relationship, perhaps only beaten by the CBS duo of Kate Scott and Thierry Henry. He is patient zero for the boy-best-friend archetype....
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Sd Savill discusses the emulation of dreams within music.
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In recent years, the boom of audiobooks, podcasts, Kindles, and other paperless reading practices has reached new heights. Given their rapid increase in popularity, it is important to look at how these new modes of reading might influence, corrupt, or otherwise change our literary habits. How might these different forms...
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The headline says it all. GW27 was an absolute horror show for me, with all but three players netting above two points. It was impressively poor, and many managers are likely to be in the same boat or the opposite side of the coin. It was a week of flying...
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The men’s football World Cup is fast approaching, and, after just over a year in charge, England head coach Thomas Tuchel has extended his contract until 2028. When he was announced as Gareth Southgate’s successor in January 2025, debates rumbled across the country as to whether a non-national should be...
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Some argue that human existence is remarkable as the odds of our being here at all are so small. There is some truth in this perspective: Earth sits in a ‘Goldilocks zone’, a habitable region around a star where conditions are neither too hot nor too cold for liquid water...
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More than 170,000 students across the country are seeking compensation against 36 universities, including University of Warwick, due to the impact caused by government Covid restrictions. The sudden spike in claims came after the Financial Times revealed that University College London (UCL) “agreed to pay £21mn to settle a lawsuit...
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In an age where gap years are often expected to be spent travelling and broadening horizons, it is important to consider an increasingly popular alternative: staying at home to reflect on life and career plans. In recent years, more young adults have opted to remain at home during their gap...
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Have you fulfilled your New Year’s Resolution? This columnist is willing to bet the average resolution has by now met its untimely end in the realm of its performer’s willpower and the desolate bottom of their jar of dedication. ‘Lifestyle’ has been marketed as something readily changeable and entirely reliant...
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