Warwick Trampolining reach all-time high with charity event
On Friday 15 June, the University of Warwick Trampoline Club bounced for 12 hours in aid of Malaria Consortium.
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Georgia Simcox
Universities are five times more likely to give first class degrees
Universities are giving five times more first class degrees than a decade ago, according to figures released by the higher education regulator.
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Using a bullet journal to stay on top of commitments
Bullet Journal. A fast, simple way of note-taking and organising your life. They are supposed to be minimal effort, so that you gain maximum utility and continual use. Perfect for students with busy timetables, deadlines, exams and commitments! Many people like to decorate their bullet journals to make them aesthetically...
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Warwick University plans to spend £400 million on expansion in four years
The University of Warwick is currently seeking permission for expansion over the next four years, totalling £400 million in expenditure for nine new developments.
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10 tips for staying on top in term 3
With lectures and seminars drawing to a close, this can only mean one thing: exam season. Finding a suitable place to study seems much harder when the library is completely full by 9am. So does trying to learn and retain large amounts of information by plastering revision posters onto your...
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How to read poetry and enjoy it
Georgia Simcox explains how you can approach poetry and how you can enjoy it, with reference to Instagram poetry.
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Makeup Shaming- In defence of a full-face of Makeup
I am well-aware that I wear a fair amount of makeup. But I don’t wear it to impress men or because I feel self-conscious, as many may think. For me, along with many other individuals, it is a hobby. Sometimes I will grab an eyeshadow palette just before bed and...
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Science Explains: The bittersweet truth behind chocolate
Over Easter, the country saw the consumption of chocolate increase drastically and science is here to tell us the bittersweet truth about our favourite snack.
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Varsity: Warwick race ahead in Athletics
A dominant performance in Athletics saw Warwick race ahead in the Varsity standings, and Coventry's athletes hate running. Georgia Simcox reports.
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First Dates in the World of Books
Georgia Simcox tells us what might have happened had our favourite literary characters gone on their first date for Valentine's Day.
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Bereavement at university
Georgia Simcox speaks bravely about losing a loved one at university, and the support available for bereavement.
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Is The Couple Next Door worth reading?
In The Couple Next Door, Anne and Marco Conti leave their sixth-month-old daughter, Cora, at home whilst they go next door for a dinner party. Armed with a monitor and regular visits at half-hour intervals, they assume Cora will be fine. But when they return, they discover the unthinkable has happened...
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What makes The Chronicles of Narnia relevant today?
This week marks the anniversary of both the birth (29 November 1898) and death (22 November 1963) of C. S. Lewis, one of Britain’s most famous authors. Lewis is best known for The Chronicles of Narnia, a children’s series of seven fantasy novels. The series has transcended its original medium,...
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