Debate has surrounded arts funding and its bias towards London for years. There are those who hold the opinion that the funding being funnelled into London-based venues and projects is excessive, while many believe that it is only correct that more money be diverted to the capital, given the tourism...
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When you get to university, you really begin to comprehend just how massive the country is. The North/South divide you probably had set in a firm boundary in your mind becomes blurred, particularly when you realise that you’re at a Midlands university. What even are the Midlands? Are we in...
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So it’s results time yet again and congratulations to those who’ve made it in to Warwick this academic year! In the time you’ve spent endlessly googling and applying to a multitude of universities, you’ve probably picked up a few urban legends and stereotypes regarding many things about Warwick. In particular...
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Dear Fresher, Currently you’ll probably be a tumultuous mixture of terrified and incredibly excited for your time at the University of Warwick. You’ll probably also be of the opinion that second and third years know what they are doing a lot more than you do…as an almost-third-year I can confidently...
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After the election, YouGov conducted a poll and found that barely 20% of people aged 18-24 voted Conservative, compared to over 60% of people who voted for Labour. Most young people think the Tories have little to offer young people except austerity and student debt. Rather than having the wrong...
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