It’s time to be sustainable, period
There's a "bloody" easy way to be more sustainable - with your period! Make your menstrual cycle eco-friendly with Meg Colborne's tips.
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Meg Colborne
In defence of classical music
Tom Segev No music is as complex as classical. Jazz may boast intricate improvisation and unorthodox time signatures, and soul of the 1970s laid claim to potent political messages, but the established orchestration of a three-suite symphony cannot be matched in complexity and variety. Concertos are, however, losing traction...
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Top spots for domestic travel this year
Best Holiday – The Scottish Highlands The Scottish Highlands and Islands is the only region in the UK featured on Lonely Planet’s ‘Best in Travel 2019’. The region is steeped in a rich history and culture of whiskey distillery, and more recently gin. There have been at least twenty new...
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An interview with street artist and Warwick graduate, Michael Batchelor
Street art has been popularised over the last decade and is becoming a mainstream medium of art. But where do street artists come from? Some may be reformed vandalism offenders, others are anarchist rebels, and a handful are traditional artists in search of a new form. Very few, however, have...
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Sleigh the gift game this Christmas with DIY gifts
The holidays are a time of joy, festivities, and family. However, they can be hugely stressful on both your creativity and your pocket. Having had essays throughout the final weeks of term, I’ve found little time to think about Christmas presents, let alone buy any. If you’re like me, running...
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Why arts students love the sciences
As part of our ArtsTech collaboration, we wanted to find out what Science and Arts students love about the other discipline, and why they think the intersection is so important. Read on to find out what aspects of science inspire arts students.
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