Armed police have been called to Warwick Arts Centre after reports of two men carrying weapons, later confirmed to be wooden replicas. The incident occurred at around 9.10pm on Saturday, 10 October, 2026, during Reece Shearsmith’s live show Things I Took from the Dark in Butterworth Hall. …we confirmed the...
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Prioritising your health at university is certainly difficult, and to suggest otherwise would be quite incorrect. From busy timetables to nights out, so many hurdles exist to prevent students from getting “jacked” – for want of a better phrase. However, never fear, for the impossible can be done. Here’s how...
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Isabella Link looks into what Andy Burnham's fiscal policy, the potential effects and implications.
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The University of Warwick has climbed to seventh place in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027, published 18 September. The rise continues last year’s momentum, when Warwick moved from ninth to eighth, and marks its highest spot since 2017. The guide ranks 130 UK universities across...
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Isabella Link looks back at Muse's 'Black Holes and Revelations' twenty years on.
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Foreign nationals would be barred from accessing UK government-backed student loans under plans announced by Reform UK, the party announced on May 1 2026. Foreign nationals borrowed more than £4 billion in student loans in 2024-25. The policy, outlined by Reform’s education spokesperson Suella Braverman, would end eligibility for prospective students...
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Cofiwch Dryweryn. Remember Tryweryn. These words adorn a stone wall, just outside of Llanrhystud in Ceredigion, a memorial to a town intentionally destroyed to benefit England. Outside of Wales, this betrayal is barely mentioned, purely a footnote in centuries of English desecration of Welsh land and Welsh culture. But, what...
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The clean girl has died, and in her place, maximalist makeup has returned: behold the revival of 2016 makeup. It is undeniable that statement eyeshadow is making a return, following several years in which beauty culture has been shaped entirely by the clean girl aesthetic and its insistence on supposedly...
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7 May is quickly approaching meaning local elections are soon to commence in Coventry and Warwickshire. All 54 seats on Coventry City Council are up for election, and elections will also take place to elect district councillors for Rugby Borough Council and Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council. Although, as the...
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Purple stained everywhere. Jägerbombs, demanded from every direction. Masses of students converging upon the counter. Bartending at POP!! is certainly different to attending it on the other side, to say the least. And it’s brilliant. Whilst POP! attendees queue up, waiting for circling to begin, hundreds of Purples and Thatchers...
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It’s undeniable that we are currently in the age of the true crime documentary. Following the success of shows such as Dahmer and 48 Hours, Netflix and other streaming services have become riddled with ghoulish and disturbing investigations into the most depraved killers and criminals. But is this obsession truly...
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Traditionally, the concept of culture shock at university applies to international students adapting to a whole new country, rather than just a new part of the country. Home students face similar struggles moving away to university, coming from the south or north of the United Kingdom to the beautiful Midlands,...
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