For those unaware, ‘Woxbridge’ is the grouping of the three finest universities in the UK: Warwick, Oxford, and Cambridge. While the makeup of this timeless triumvirate is rarely challenged, serious questions remain about which institution comes out on top when pitted against the others. Now I know what you’re thinking....
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Madeleine Wilson and Sam Capper answer all the big questions after the 98th Oscars
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Last month, Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS) and Shakesoc, aided by Tech Crew, put on their own interpretation of Hamlet, a tragedy written by William Shakespeare sometime between 1599 and 1601. Originally set in Denmark, the play follows Prince Hamlet, whose father has been murdered by his uncle in order...
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The pub remains one of Britain’s best-loved institutions, and as community spaces continue to be shut down and society becomes increasingly atomised, it seems they remain more important than ever. However, last summer saw eight pub closures a week, as many local institutions were unable to keep their doors open....
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I think it’s safe to say that, as students, the ability to focus is something that we struggle with from time to time during the course of our university experience. This is not surprising, as many things vie for our attention, from course readings, to answering messages, extracurricular commitments, and...
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Ben Whitehouse discusses J Cole's latest album, 'The Fall-Off'.
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Sanaa Younis interviews underground events organiser JB about the importance of these events.
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Abbie Fox reviews Emerald Fennell's "Wuthering Heights"
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With an increase in social media and technology’s monopolisation over our time, I’m sure that we, television watchers, often find ourselves guilty of scrolling through or checking our phones repeatedly while watching a show. It may not be every show, it may not be every time we watch a show either, but...
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Billy Grindley explains why animated films should be taken seriously by the film industry
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Tasha Brock discusses the lineup for Reading and Leeds Festival 2026
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I was bound to write about Bridgerton in this column series, and with the second half of season four now released, it feels like the right moment to examine what the show has offered so far. Bridgerton is not a series I turn to for historical accuracy. Loosely derived from...
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After a wealth of controversy and delays, Bungie has finally launched a soft reboot of their Marathon franchise. Released into the extraction shooter genre that has been recently dominated by Embark’s ARC Raiders, Marathon has some big competition. So, can it go toe-to-toe? After many trips onto the surface of...
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