Family holidays are expensive, that is undeniable. They are, however, a fantastic opportunity for children to learn about the world that exists outside of their town, and to engage with new cultures, climates, people and activities. BBC News reported an increase of approximately 16% in 2015-16 from the data for...
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I wouldn’t be surprised if the world is overrun by memes soon. And I wouldn’t hate it either. I love memes, I think they’re funny, often clever and satirical, and relate popular culture to political and entertainment news – anyone who knows me knows I love them. Memes are a...
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Following the surprise decision by Prime Minister Theresa May to call a snap general election, two of our writers give their take on the news. Reece Goodall Theresa May’s announcement was a canny one for two reasons. Since the referendum, losing players have pulled every trick out of the hat to...
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It’s hard to find something so universally hated as the 9AM class. Waking up when it’s dark outside every week for the majority of the teaching year. Spending at least 35 minutes in traffic on the way from Leamington. Arriving to your seat half-asleep and still wondering why you even came...
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A multi-million pound investment project into redeveloping the Warwick Arts Centre will be taking place within the next few years, alongside the construction of a new humanities building and sports facilities . The development project is scheduled to take a total of three years to complete, beginning at the start of the next academic...
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Jennifer Barnard tells us why university is just not the place for dating apps
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Last summer thousands of us were left in disarray after the chilling results of the Brexit vote were announced. We were going to leave the EU, and I, for one, was pretty distraught about it. Throughout the entire referendum campaign I was certain that Remain would win, and a few...
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So elections for the 2017/18 society execs are over. Old members have been replaced by younger, fresher-faced, and better slept first and second years. An important member of every society is the social secretary—the glue of the team, the one who everyone entrusts with a most valuable possession: their social life....
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Film and travel are inexplicably intertwined. Before social networks such as Instagram projected travel envy onto us all in our daily lives, the main inspiration to travel came from books and films. However, while books can paint a mental image for us (hands up who’d love to travel to Hogwarts?),...
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