Sunrise and sunset, while fleeting by nature, are often prized as the most beautiful time of day. The low angle of the sun means the light has to make its way through more of the atmosphere, and therefore more of the particles that refract the light, filtering out blue wavelengths...
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Since the days of being mercilessly beaten at Mario Kart by my older brothers, video games have occupied a central role in my life. They were my method of bonding: with my family, with friends, with strangers met over the internet on those games themselves. Since coming to university, that...
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Ever since the beginning of his second administration earlier this year, President Trump’s Republican administration has taken strides towards far-right and fascist policies. Having deported US child citizens and allegedly innocent men with no criminal record to a maximum security El Salvadoran prison CECOT known for its flagrant human rights...
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In recent days, many bushes and trees on campus have been coated with a silvery veil, reminiscent of cobwebs. These are not the work of spiders, however, but small ermine moth caterpillars, which spin these webs to protect and feed their young. The University of Warwick released a statement on...
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With season one receiving an overall score of 96% on Rotten Tomatoes, season two of Andor aired with extraordinary expectations to live up to. For me, it has continued to be the best live action show to come out of the franchise, blowing its main competitor, the epic Western-turned-cameo-fest that...
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Luke Evans discusses the international response to the Myanmar earthquake and how aid is not enough
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Luke Evans – German Society – Berlin As far as student trips to Berlin go, the German Society’s was relatively tame; no one ended up in Berghain or KitKat, no-one had a run-in with the German police, and there were no (massively) embarrassing language mishaps. I did, however, create a...
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Woolly mammoth, dodo bird, Tasmanian tiger – these previously extinct animals may soon be roaming their old habitats once again. At least, that’s what scientists are hoping for. Unfortunately, the reality is far less fantastical. Since Michael Crichton wrote Jurassic Park in 1990, palaeontologists, genetic engineers, and biologists have been...
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Greenpeace has been found guilty of defamation by a North Dakota jury and ordered to pay more than $660m to Energy Transfer, a fossil fuel pipeline giant in North America. The court case began in February and concluded on 19 March with a verdict against the environmental campaigning group. Investigating...
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Luke Evans reviews Pale Waves' latest release, 'Smitten'.
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Luke Evans places the spotlight on up-and-coming artist, Sarah Kinsley.
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