The shows we can’t stop watching
Five of our writers make the case for the show that they enjoy re-watching the most. Which of these shows do you like best?
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Gezy Vaughan
Ending the stigma of mitigating circumstances
Mitigating circumstances can often feel like a dirty phrase, a cop-out for students who can’t achieve the grades they need and thus require extra consideration. As somebody who has to applied for mitigating after a difficult year, I feel as though I am a failure. For those unfamiliar with the...
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Drinking games to break the ice
Drinking games are an essential part of university life, and over your course of three years, you’ll learn the rules to a wide variety of games with only one essential component – to get drunk. As with most games, the rules change from place to place and the exact history...
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KSI vs Logan Paul was disrespectful to boxing
For those who are familiar with YouTube, KSI and Logan Paul are familiar names as powerhouses in the online community. However, boxers they certainly are not. On August 25th, the popular YouTubers held an amateur boxing match against one another on YouTube’s pay per view platform. The match resulted in...
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What are the benefits of ‘Scroll Free September’?
Gezy Vaughan explores the potential benefits of a digital detox during 'Scroll Free September'.
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Roxanne’s CBB allegations are detrimental for #Metoo
Celebrity Big Brother, or CBB as it’s often abbreviated, is an epicentre of drama. Every series features arguments and controversy that splatters across social media and magazines, dividing viewers. However, in recent years, no series appears to have created such a stir as Emmerdale star Roxanne Pallett’s allegations of violence towards Ryan...
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Thank You for Today adheres to Death Cab for Cutie’s indulgent melancholy
Released in August 2018, it has received mostly positive reviews from critics, Thank You for Today is American indie-rock band Death Cab for Cutie’s ninth studio album after a two-year wait. The album features many of Death Cab’s usual reflective, storytelling lyrics but intertwines a fresh new sound, perhaps marking...
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Why ‘Buzzfeed Unsolved’ is the best content on YouTube
Buzzfeed Unsolved, created by Ryan Bergara, launched in 2016 and was part of Buzzfeed’s YouTube content until it became a separate channel in 2018. The series is hosted by Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej, and contains a plethora of content that will appeal to armchair detectives. Whether you are a...
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Hall Wars: A complete guide to Warwick’s first year halls
Applying for your first year accommodation can be daunting and stressful, particularly if you haven’t visited the halls you’re applying to. Warwick guarantees on-campus accommodation for most first-years. Of course, you can always check the specific details on the Warwick on-campus accommodation web-pages, but what better way to decide where...
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Warwick Uni’s famous TV Alumni
Warwick University is world-renowned and has never been out of The Guardian’s ‘Top 10 British Universities’ list since it was founded in 1965. In fact, Warwicks Film and Television department is one of the very best in the UK. So, with stellar credentials, who are the famous faces gracing our TV who...
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“To me, to you”- The lasting legacy of ‘ChuckleVision’
The much-beloved actor Barry Chuckle, real name Barry Elliott and one-half of the Chuckle Brothers, has sadly passed away. The show ChuckleVision, which aired from 1989 to 2009, was an integral part of childhood television for many people. But what is the legacy of the show, and how will Barry...
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‘The Young Offenders’ series review
Based on the successful 2016 film of the same name, The Young Offenders TV series follows the lives of two rebellious teenagers in a small Irish town. Despite it being a comedy about Jock (Chris Walley) and Conor (Alex Murphy) who are terrors to the local police, the series has...
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A summer of internships or relaxation?
To get ahead at university, you need to stand out. One way of doing that is to build a stellar CV sprinkled with references from internships. But, is wasting your hard-earned summer making cups of tea really worth the pressure and anxiety? Summer has connotations of being a time of...
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