Lorde’s ‘Melodrama’: Ten years later, the party hasn’t ended
Ellen Bray-Koss reviews Lorde's 'Melodrama' ten years on.
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A guide to the only shoes that you will need at university
It’s that time of year again, when it’s time to stock up your university wardrobe for all those 9ams that you’ll definitely be making it to. Arguably, one of the most important items to invest in is a good pair of shoes, whether that be purely for practicality or as...
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Now or never: How should Labour actually combat the rise of Reform?
Although Keir Starmer’s Labour Party has had an overwhelming parliamentary majority for just over a year now, it seems to have lost its real influence over British politics to the steadily growing wave of red and white flags that is Nigel Farage’s Reform Party. Since then, Labour has been desperately...
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Three generations of Warwick: How the University has changed (or not)
Just two years after Warwick University was founded in 1965, my grandfather joined as an undergraduate. Here, he met, married, and had a baby with my grandmother (yep, all in their third year). Then, that baby, who grew up to be my mother, was the second of my family to...
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Successes, snubs, and surprise: Who will win big this awards season?
Ellen Bray-Koss discusses who the frontrunners this award season are.
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Approaching exercise as a beginner
Exercise can prove to be an amazing tool for improving your physique, mental wellbeing, and long-term health, but actually incorporating it into your lifestyle can seem daunting at first. So, from someone who once couldn’t bear the thought of doing an hour of PE to someone who now has grown...
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