Set to launch on the 30 August 2026 at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida (and probably has by the time you read this article), the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope (or ‘Roman Telescope’) is set to tackle profound astrophysics questions in the areas of dark energy, dark matter, and...
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Zohran Mamdani’s appointment as the mayor of New York, has ushered in a new era for NYC, with policies such as building 200,000 units of affordable housing, raising the cities’ minimum wage to $30 by 2030, and actually taxing the rich. His social media first approach has seen its success...
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The University is conducting a consultation with the Warwick student and staff cohort on new key proposed changes to the University’s self-certification and mitigating circumstances programme. If the policies are finalised, the cohort will see changes being rolled out around January 2027. Raj Hacker, the SU Education Officer, has summarised...
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Students have faced unexpected rejections and deferrals from their desired university courses this year, after a rise in the number achieving top A-Level grades. As reported by the BBC on 12 August, the percentage of the A-Level cohort across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland achieving A*s and As had risen...
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Artificial Intelligence is a rapidly growing business sector, with investments in big development companies increasing by year, more job positions offered related to AI, and the emergence of data centres that are causing a computer RAM (random access memory) shortage. We, as a society, are experiencing what is referred to as the AI boom right now. However, some sceptics have compared the growth...
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Markiplier (Mark Edward Fischbach), if you’ve not heard about him already, is a well-known YouTuber in the gaming community, mainly for his Let’s Play videos of indie horror games. His series of videos on the Five Nights at Freddy’s series contributed greatly to the franchise’s rise in popularity, leading him...
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Amelia Chan discusses the recent controversies of Spotify, and poses whether we should move to a different streaming service.
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Amelia Chan examines the economic arguments and social consequences of reducing the minimum wage for younger workers.
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As a grown-up now, I fondly look back on the time when my primary school friends were obsessed with playing Identity V (in Hong Kong), me attempting to play it, and being told off by my parents because it was “too violent”. That did not dim my interest in video...
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“I lived in London for a few years and came back to my hometown of Birmingham and realised there wasn’t anywhere for me to train or play.” – this was Shireenah Ingram’s motivation for establishing the Red Lens Actors G.Y.M. back in 2021. Red Lens offers group and 1 to...
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At first glance, The University of Warwick seems well-connected, with up to 10 modes of available transport listed on the University’s official website. Travelling around Warwickshire and beyond should theoretically be efficient and reliable, with multiple bus operators (Stagecoach, Arriva, National Express, etc.) running services to and from Coventry, Leamington, and...
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Leamington Spa’s Salvation Army is calling for support on their Christmas Present Appeal, to share the joy of Christmas with children aged 0-18 who are referred to the organisation. The Church Leader at Leamington Spa’s Salvation Army, Sarah Johnson, told WarwickshireWorld that “our Christmas Present Appeal is an opportunity for...
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At this point in time, the phrase ‘AI’ has been so overused both in writing and in product production that it’s akin to me using the word ‘akin’ in my articles to sound smart. We have seen Artificial Intelligence used in practically every field imaginable such as knowledge summaries, image...
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