Women in sport: Warwick girls can?
By now many of us have hopefully heard of the “This Girl Can” campaign and its aim to empower women to participate in sport no matter what the stereotype.
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Emma Johnson
Stuart Croft blogs on university sexual violence
University of Warwick Vice-Chancellor Stuart Croft has published a blog tackling the topic of sexual violence at UK universities, including at Warwick. The blog, entitled “Beyond Zellick”, was published on Monday 10 October and particularly attacks the Zellick Report, a 1994 publication that still guides how universities treat sexual violence...
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Why do we protect rapists?
It is difficult to know where to start when looking at the Stanford University rape case. The circumstances which have followed show just how incapable we are to deal with sexual violence. I find it terrifying that a rapist is being presented with such pity, and you should should be...
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Boudoir pour moi and no one else
Emma Johnson shares her stripped-down photoshoot...
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“I still refuse to ever be afraid”: Orlando LGBT+ attack
Today I awoke to the news that 50 innocent people had been killed. It was a senseless attack of a barbaric nature, carried out against members of the LGBT+ community.
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Editor’s Letter: For future reference
As the new Comment editor I have been told on numerous occasions that as a section we are merely catalytic and that we serve no real purpose. Incorrect.
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To stay or not to stay with the NUS?
By now it should be no huge shock that Warwick are having a referendum on whether or not to remain a part of the NUS. Great. First Brexit and now this. As if I didn’t have enough choices to make already. Waltzing around the mean streets of campus or the feeds...
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Alternative study spaces
It is a commonly known fact that the library is a graveyard of fun, happiness and love during third term. I daren’t even look at the building for too long while I pass by on my way to the Humanities building. Therefore it has, over the last year or so,...
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“Je suis le monde” – taking a stand against global terrorism
The cries of "Je suis Bruxelles" rang out across Europe; a chilling reminder of the not too distant past. But how do we take a stand against such terrorism?
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Why we should stand with Kesha
When I saw the pictures of Kesha, sat crying in a courtroom, I was hurt. As much as the legal process has been followed, it still feels so wrong.
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Election Coverage – Why are there so few candidates?
Warwick University has 23,570 enrolled students. Why then are there only 36 candidates running for sabbatical positions in the SU elections?
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Reader’s Response: ‘I’m just as valid as a man’
[dropcap]A[/dropcap]s a student who has always experienced comprehensive co-ed schooling, I can see that ‘male’ subjects are not a product of mixed schooling, but rather they are a norm created by society – these specialisations were around far before mixed education was standard after all. Supposedly ‘female’ subjects are taught...
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Is the UK the most secular Christian country?
Schools in the UK do not have to teach non-religious views as part of the Religious Studies GCSE.
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