A lack of available appointment times at the University Health Centre has led to some students being unable to see a doctor or nurse, even after calling over 100 times to try and reach the reception desk. As of March 2017, there were nearly 19,000 patients enrolled at the Health Centre,...
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Ali Jones and Reece Goodall debate the posthumous publicity received by stars in 2016. To mourn It’s easy to say that it’s wrong of the media to pay more attention to the death of one individual than to another, or to argue that the victims of war, terror, or...
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My Decidueye, the final evolution of my Grass/Flying starter, cannot learn Fly. Decidueye is literally an owl, and can learn lots of other Flying-type moves, but for some reason not the definitive Flying-type move. This is extremely irritating, but it bodes very well for Pokémon Sun and Moon that this...
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Video games are at the forefront of narrative and storytelling in the artistic medium. Here three writers tell us exactly why.
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The Alola Islands of Pokemon Sun and Moon play host to a variety of interesting twists on the classic creatures. Some of them are awesome, others less so...
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There’s no denying that gaming is an expensive hobby. Getting hold of the hardware alone can set you back hundreds of pounds, and with the price of games now creeping up to the £50 mark, the cost of gaming can seem unreasonable on a student budget. But if you’re prepared...
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With tuition fees permanently rising, and university league tables giving their top spot to different institutions, the choice of where you get your degree is more complicated than ever. But if you’re highly likely to come out with a degree at the end of your course, does it really matter...
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Last week, London’s City University Student’s Union held an AGM at which the student body voted to ban The Sun, The Express, and The Daily Mail from its campus, in an attempt to ‘Oppose Fascism and Social Divisiveness in the UK Media’. Citing The Express and The Mail’s treatment of...
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Luke Cage was always going to be a hero for those who needed one the most. Against the real-world backdrops of police violence, white gentrification and the Black Lives Matter movement, Luke Cage offers a quiet, almost pensive alternative to the chaos threatening to consume Harlem. To some extent, this...
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The Dirty Duck has been closed this afternoon due to extensive flood damage. It is now being reported that the damage has been swiftly fixed, however. Photos illustrating the damage show a collapsed ceiling panel above the seating booths near the front of the pub. Posting on Facebook, Warwick Students’...
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Pewdiepie, otherwise known as Felix Kjellberg, is the world’s most successful YouTuber. With yearly earnings exceeding $12 million, and a multimedia empire that now includes a book and two video games that run alongside his YouTube presence, Pewdiepie is a prime example of how a well-established video channel can propel...
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Last week, exam board AQA announced that its current cohort of A-Level History of Art students, due to finish their courses in 2017 and 2018, will be the last students to be offered the course. Since AQA was the only remaining exam board to offer the subject, as of July...
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Our writers give their thoughts as the news about the US elections and President-elect. What does this mean for international relations and minority voters?
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