For Kare Adenegan, Paralympian and first-year Warwick History student, one of the challenges she faces in her sporting career, beyond juggling academics and athletic success, is the door she has to get through to get to the Westwood athletics track. We’re the first to pile in, and getting through a...
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Isabelle Atkins offers her thoughts on Atwood's 'The Testaments', the long awaited sequel to her celebrated classic 'The Handmaid's Tale'
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In honour of Sexual Health Week 2019, Isabelle Atkins discusses its theme: sex and disability. She opens up the conversation and argues that sex education should be inclusive and accessible.
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Isabelle Atkins on criticisms towards the glamorisation of Ted Bundy in the crime thriller, 'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile'.
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The Leamington Assembly is to close with immediate effect, it has been announced.
A post on the venue's Twitter on Tuesday, 4 June, owed the closure to "the current level of rent and rates on the property, alongside repairs and upkeep that are needed to maintain a Grade 2 listed building", stating that it was "unviable".
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Isabelle Atkins reviews the Netflix comedy sitcom 'Special' praising it for its representation of individuals with disabilities.
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In 2014, Bradley Cooper – an able-bodied white man – was met with rave reviews for his performance in The Elephant Man, a biographic play about Joseph Merrick, a Victorian man with a condition of unknown origin which caused large, intrusive masses across his body. His performance was particularly lauded...
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Great Give Warwick, a student initiative to collect essential items for the homeless in Coventry and Leamington, have collected well over 2,000 products to distribute to shelters.
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It dawned on me, one dreary Sunday in October, that I had a problem. I was in bed, Netflix blaring from my iPad in my lap, whilst I switched between Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook on my phone. I had an almost out-of-body realisation that I was cripplingly addicted to my...
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For students, London seems to be the place to be. The vast majority of us will at one point have to venture into the big smoke for work experience, internships, or interviews. It’s almost a given that, at one point, you’ll make a journey into London whilst in university, and...
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On Saturday July 21, the Vitality Hockey Women’s World Cup kicked off at the Lee Valley Hockey Centre in London, where the GB ladies took home bronze at the 2012 Olympics almost six years previously. And despite little press coverage, this might actually be a World Cup England stand a...
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One minute, millennials are immature, financially irresponsible, and selfish. The next, we’re being lambasted for being – of all things – too sensible. Gen Z and late millennials are drinking less alcohol, using less drugs, smoking fewer cigarettes, having fewer teen pregnancies, and getting arrested less than our predecessors. Not...
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Isabelle addresses the backlash which a scene depicting sexual violence in 13 Reasons Why has received, and argues that the scene was bold and necessary
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