James Reglar

Personality: Warwick’s quest to be cool

People are drawn to the personalities of universities and the older they are, the more unique ‘personality’ and identity they seem to develop. However, anyone who thinks that age is a guarantee of personality has clearly never watched an interview with Nigel Farage or Allistair Campbell. The University of Warwick...
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Posted Apr. 22, 2025

Auditors question Coventry University’s ‘ability to continue’ amid financial turmoil

Independent auditors have called into question the ability of the Coventry University Group “to continue” in light of their most recent financial report. In a recent audit, the group, which consists of the university itself as well as its holdings within Coventry and external campuses in London and Scarborough, was...
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Posted Apr. 21, 2025

Trump’s inauguration: Show-stopping yet nonsensical

Donald Trump’s inauguration as 47th President of the United States was set to be a victory for the working American, seeing the vanquishing of the global elites with Trump coming to power in front of thousands of his MAGA faithful. However, in typical Trump fashion, he almost completely flipped his...
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Posted Feb. 17, 2025

Trudeau’s resignation: What is Canada’s future?

Justin Trudeau, likely best known for legalising marijuana and his impeccable cheek bones, has been leader of the ninth richest country in the world for almost a decade. Yet his global popularity has not been matched by the average Canadian for some time now, as an increasingly large proportion of...
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Posted Jan. 23, 2025

Elonomics: The terrifying reality of political money

Elon Musk recently sent shockwaves through the British political media by announcing his intention to donate £100 million to Reform UK. This is an example of the billionaire pseudo-fascism peddled by Musk’s political boyfriend Donald Trump and it poses a tangible threat to the UK’s democracy. The wealthy and powerful...
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Posted Jan. 20, 2025

The SU on the UWCA: Many words but nothing to say

Large and complex bureaucratic organisations are great for overseeing complex operations and releasing long-winded statements, but useless when it comes to making powerful change. This is obvious to almost anyone who has read a Terms and Conditions agreement, or applied for anything from a local council, but it has been...
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Posted Dec. 10, 2024