In my family, like many on Christmas day, it is pretty much tradition to whip some games out in the evening. After many years of family feuds over Monopoly (no it is not okay to steal from your seven-year-old nephew when he has gone to the toilet) and when Scrabble...
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Lily Thwaites discusses the moral issues surrounding war photography and how we find the line between respect and raising awareness.
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Lily Thwaites shares her experience of starting fresh at university and discusses how to deal with anxieties and setbacks along the way.
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You’ve probably seen the pubs of Leamington filled with people drinking before 11am the past few weeks and no, it’s not that they’re worried about how Brexit will affect our favourite drinks. Instead, it’s the Rugby World Cup in Japan (I mean, it’s past 11am there, right?). With England defeating...
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Last month, almost 30,000 people signed a petition for the Oxford University Press to adapt and cut out definitions used in some of their dictionaries, specifically to define ‘woman,’ which were deemed sexist, discriminatory and, in some instances, connote male ownership. In this day and age, with feminism and the...
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Lily Thwaites gives her insight on coping with the stress that comes with student life and the ups and downs we all face.
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Lily Thwaites reviews Lanaire Aderemi’s 'An Evening with Verse Writer', a spoken word performance at the Warwick Arts Centre.
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Lily Thwaites gives her tips and tricks on how to spot an arts student, from bold fashion choices to flocking to Curiositea.
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Lily Thwaites reminds you of what you should pack for Warwick, that you may have forgotten when trying to get all the essentials in.
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Could you manage a week on a vegan diet? Lily Thwaites did! She shares her experience with us in this article.
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Lily Thwaites reviews Nettle Theatre's 'Lying in Silence', the student production tackling the Warwick group chat scandal.
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I’m lucky. Although I’m not best friends with every single one of my flatmates, we generally get along. This tends to be the case for most university flats, but there are, unfortunately, always exceptions. Whether you’re a fresher, a finalist, or somewhere in between, tensions in a flat can have...
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Lily Thwaites discusses Southwark council's £500,000 scheme to send every child to the theatre annually and looks at the benefits theatre can hold.
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