The best albums you may have missed this year
While 2020 may have been chaos, it birthed a new wave of creativity in the music scene. Some of our writers chat about their highlights from the past few months.
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Cerys Turner
Guide to music societies 2020
Whether you're completely new to performance, curious about production or a veteran musician eager to change it up, Warwick has a range of music-related societies for you to become a member of.
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UCU demands regular Covid testing in Scottish universities for safe return this September
Education unions have called for a rigorous testing system to be implemented in Scottish universities in time for their return this month.
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A student’s guide to Warwick’s campus accommodation
Knowing which campus accommodation to choose can be a difficult decision. Our writers share their experiences with different accommodation options on campus.
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UK anti-terrrorism strategy has “blocked campus discussions”
The UK government’s anti-terrorism strategy, Prevent, has reinforced negative views of Islam and Muslims and has blocked campus discussions that could challenge discriminatory views, according to research.
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UK Universities reveal plans to accommodate for international students that will need to self-isolate
UK universities are changing traditional styles of learning to accommodate overseas students when term starts this autumn.
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‘White Lines’: a murder mystery fuelled by drugs, sex and raves
Cerys Turner reviews British drama 'White Lines', praising the show's exploration into human nature, commenting on how violence, sex and substances can cover up our most vulnerable traits.
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Warwick music roundup: lockdown edition
Wondering what your favourite Warwick music societies and artists have been getting up to in lockdown? Boar Music chats with SOHLER, Warning Light and more to update everyone on their next steps.
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‘Hollywood’: an exposé of the post-war American film industry
Cerys Turner reviews Netflix drama 'Hollywood', praising the creator's mix of raunchy humour with darker plotlines, and the depiction of race and sexuality in post-war America.
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Journalism of national importance should be made more accessible
Cerys Turner argues that certain newspaper stories should be made more accessible, especially in a time of crisis.
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Anthems for your self-isolation blues
With all of these musicians stuck at home, its only natural that they've started to produce work that relates directly to the Coronavirus pandemic. Three writers pick their personal self-isolation anthems, from an American composer to British indie gems.
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Enter Shikari’s Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible is an ode to an era
Enter Shikari are back with Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible: an album full of genre-experimentation, raging vocals and insightful lyricism, no other rock record better fits the mould left in Britain's wake.
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Enter Shikari’s Rou Reynolds talks electronica, experimentation and enduring the epidemic
Cerys Turner chats to Enter Shikari frontman Rou Reynolds on their dystopian new album Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible, how classical music influenced the record, and gets the lowdown on how they've been adapting to lockdown.
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