Are white men a minority group? It seems like a strange question, but it’s one that has attracted some mainstream media attention in recent weeks. Newsweek, for instance, has discussed whether white males could now be considered a minority group in the context of academic admissions, and an article from...
Read More
Matthew Dale examines the evolution of eSports and its significance as a serious competition
Read More
Matthew Dale explores how listening to Christmas songs excessively can negatively impact our mental health, but why they are still constantly played to us anyway.
Read More
Matthew Dale explores the relationship between science and theatre, prompted by the Natural History Museum's new play about Charles Darwin.
Read More
My Saturday night began by seeing Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald and finished with a hangover. My head was spinning the next morning but I’m still unsure as to whether it was from drinking or watching Fantastic Beasts. It’s a convoluted mess of a film. Bloated by an innumerable...
Read More
Matthew Dale explores the origins of chocolate.
Read More
Five of our writers make the case for the show that they enjoy re-watching the most. Which of these shows do you like best?
Read More
As we enter the first round of managerial sackings of the year, one person who has the dubious honour of making the list is one of the most unexpected: Jose Mourinho. Following his tumultuous time at Madrid, and disaster at Chelsea, one must ask what happened to the charming swashbuckler...
Read More
Matthew Dale reports that just 10 minutes of exercise could help with your memory retention.
Read More
In recent years, we’ve seen exponential growth in ‘coming of age’ films. You know the formula: a teenager who is oxymoronically unique yet commonplace finds themselves on the cusp of adulthood and goes on an adventure. Laughs will be had and love will be forged through the trials and tribulations...
Read More
Matthew Dale gives a summary of what academics at the University of Warwick achieved throughout the summer.
Read More
It’s the most exciting time of the year. It’s the start of the footballing season, and the elite competition of club football. The theme music plays, sending shivers down your spine and giving you goosebumps. It’s the UEFA Champions League! 32 teams – most of which aren’t actually domestic champions...
Read More
Matthew Dale shares his experience of dealing with setbacks and mistakes in the lab as part of the Undergraduate Research Support Scheme at the University of Warwick.
Read More