When it comes to hard years, not even a caffeine bedraggled third-year finalist can compete with Hollywood as it wrestles with what might arguably be the biggest identity crisis of its 100-year history. Yet, as the previously hidden corners of the industry have imploded under the abuse scandal and the...
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Lewis McClenaghan gives a very honest account on the presence of toxic masculinity in the health and fitness sphere.
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Week 10 is coming to a close and with it, this academic year. 6 writers share the sounds that marked their 2016/2017 university experience and they’re all worth checking out. Little Dragon – ‘High’ and Homeshake – ‘TV Volume’ This academic year has seen a great deal many releases...
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It’s a label near synonymous with our university – doubtless, it will have influenced your decision to enrol to some degree. It’s often the flaw we have to most rigorously defend from our more privileged friends who go to Leeds, Manchester, Bristol or any of the other universities that manage...
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The opportunity to hear Laura Marling perform in the kind of intimate setting her complex, tender music demands is becoming an ever-rarer thing. After emerging into the industry nearly a decade ago with 2008’s Alas I Cannot Swim, over the course of four more studio albums Marling has proven herself...
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Generally I consider myself a happy, healthy person. Overall I’m capable of dealing with the various stresses posed by young adult life and my degree (then again, I do study English and Film). A level of emotional honesty has always been part of my vocabulary, and I’ve never shied away...
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Galactic Empire – Thursday 9 February, The Assembly, 7.30pm Do you like Star Wars? Do you like guitars? Do you want to see Darth Vader shredding the Star Wars theme? Or Boba Fett playing some great drum fills? If your answer to any of these questions is “yes”, then we’d...
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“This is a knowledge factory, and in a factory you’ve got to produce a product. That product has to be graduates coming out of here who are aware of and understand the potential of the low carbon revolution, and who’re willing to make this a reality.” The managing director...
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Lewis McClenaghan on what has the university already achieved in the fight against climate change and how can you help
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The ambitious governmental targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions 34% by 2020 adopted by Warwick, and other higher education institutes, look increasingly unlikely to be achieved, at least at this University. Pending a Freedom of Information request for the figures from the last academic year, the previous numbers...
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2016 wasn’t a kind year to the music world, seeing the loss of both titans and cult-heroes alike right until its close. Yet in the midst of the chaos, some electrifying, often overlooked music was made. So without further ado, here are our writers best picks of the year we’d...
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From the “shit” social services to the “squeezing” government, there is one thing that the majority of Leamington Night Shelter’s clients agree on; the council.
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We asked cultural societies around campus to share their musical heritage with us. Warwick KoreanSoc writer Sohee Kim’s explores the perhaps suprising popularity of Hip Hop in her country. “The principal factor behind hip-hop’s popularity is its use of rap and spoken word which perfectly complement the heavily oral-based nature...
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