Spotify’s new AI DJ is trying to change the way we listen to music, but is it working?
Karl York evaluates Spotify's new AI DJ feature.
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Karl York
BREAKING NEWS: Nottingham attacks lead to three deaths and leave city in mourning
At around 4:00am, two University of Nottingham students were found stabbed to death om Ilkeston Street, west of Nottingham’s city centre. At around the same time, another man in his 50s was found dead on Magdala Street, less than 10 minutes away from Ilkeston Street. By 9:00am, it was confirmed...
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Warwick Graduation Ball 2023 cancelled as SU faces financial difficulties
Following an announcement from the Warwick Students’ Union (SU), the annual Graduation Ball has been cancelled. Alongside this, the Sports Ball has also been delayed following an expected decrease in demand for tickets. This comes after only 30% of last year’s Graduation Ball tickets were sold amidst the Covid-19 pandemic...
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Warwick students run for local elections following new voter ID laws being introduced
The 2023 local elections in England produced disappointing results for the Conservative Party, whilst Labour, the Greens, and the Liberal Democrats gained substantially. The Conservatives lost more than 1,000 seats: an outcome that Conservative Party Leader and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak described as “disappointing”. He added: “In many areas, it...
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SU announces a decrease in prices at Rootes Grocery Store following Government intervention
At midday, April 1, Warwick Students’ Union (SU) announced that it would decrease prices for all Rootes Grocery Store products. This price decrease comes after the Office for Students (OfS) filed a complaint against the SU earlier in the day. Price decreases include Croissants in the bakery costing 89p, as...
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UCU strikes to return this week at Warwick and across the country
UCU strikes will return this week with action on Wednesday 15, Thursday 16 and Friday 17 March.
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Amazon workers announce further industrial escalation
GMB union workers at Amazon have announced a second round of industrial action against the company.
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Fire breaks out at Warwick campus science building
A fire broke out earlier on 27 February in the science area of Warwick's campus. The area was evacuated, with seminars and lectures cancelled.
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Applications for Warwick Gender Expression Fund re-open amid funding issues
Applications for Warwick Gender Expression (GEF) fund have re-opened this year to provide short-term affirming support to transgender, non-binary and gender non-conforming students at the University. The applications will run until 19 February 2023.
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‘History’ made as Coventry workers strike against Amazon
On 25 January, Amazon workers in Coventry commenced the first-ever UK walkout of the company.
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Poorest students £1,000 worse off due to inflation forecast errors
The poorest students in the country are set to lose out on approximately £1,000 of maintenance loans in real terms, according to new analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).
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University of Glasgow students call for a cap on the number of enrolments
The Glasgow University Student Representative Council (SRC), one of the four main unions on campus, has demanded that the University must limit student numbers until 2027.
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“Incredibly sad” day for Coventry as electric taxi manufacturer closes 140 jobs
The London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC) has announced that they plan on cutting 140 jobs from their current Coventry factory in Antsy Park. This comes after changes in demand for electric taxis in the aftermath of the Coronavirus, as well as supply chain disruptions.
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