A decade of Warwick Line’s Fashion and Editorial Society: what’s in, what’s out?
Line Fashion and Editorial Society at the University of Warwick is the oldest and biggest fashion organisation, which was established...
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Nye: A surreal journey into the creation of the NHS
Emma St John
Jun. 12
The case for Barbara Hepworth
Jack Stevenson
Jun. 10
Reimagining The Tempest: A celtic twist on Shakespeare’s classic at the Warwick Arts Centre
Jasmine Richardson
Jun. 8
Experiencing SHRINE: A transmedia fashion show by Faculty of Arts students explores cults through fashion
Nazym Kairatkyzy
Jun. 3
Sabato De Sarno’s dazzling debut: Gucci Cruise triumphs at the Tate Modern
Lola Jackson
Jun. 2
An interview with Siana Bangura: An immersive dive into the world of Swim, Aunty, Swim!
Abigail Mableson
May 31
I went to see ‘The Woman in Black’… on my own
Hannah Colechin
May 13
What is the current controversy with the British Museum?
Grace Newton-McCann
May 11
I got front row seats for Musical Theatre Warwick’s production of Godspell: “Prepare Ye” for the show of a lifetime
Abigail Mableson
May 10
On Russian black markets, Ukraine’s heritage is sold to the highest bidder
Martin Day
May 8
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- 9Hamlet sets sail: Shakespeare’s Prince of Denmark tackles treachery and the Titanic at the Royal Shakespeare Company
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