A student’s guide to Warwick’s campus accommodation
Knowing which campus accommodation to choose can be a difficult decision. Our writers share their experiences with different accommodation options on campus.
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Nicole Karageorgi
Junk food adverts and the campaign against obesity
As government proposals to tackle obesity such as banning junk food adverts after 9 pm on TV are suggested, Noah Keate considers whether this would have any positive benefits and what we can do to help those struggling with obesity.
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Face-to-face teaching returns to UK university campuses
Students have returned to face-to-face teaching on UK university campuses for the first time since lockdown began.
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Small change, big impact: dishwashers vs. hand-washing
It is a chore that all of us must complete throughout our lives. The human requirement to eat and drink means cookery and cutlery will always need washing. For the purposes of hygiene, not least at dinner parties, and ensuring such designs look aesthetically pleasing, washing is essential. There remains,...
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Prejudice against travellers is the ‘last acceptable racism’
Noah Keate questions why prejudice against travellers is still acceptable in 2020.
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We should be disappointed in Warwick for cutting sessional teaching
The pandemic has affected everyone across the world. The death toll has exceeded 600,000. For those that have survived the virus, months of recovery may be required, with an immediate return to work unlikely. The human cost of coronavirus is truly devastating to witness. With that human cost has come...
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The recent boom in crime fiction sales is no mystery
The recent increase in sales of crime fiction books has lead Noah Keate to reflect on why he believes the genre is so popular
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Labour Party says it would financially support all universities in England
The Labour Party has said that it wouldn’t allow any university in England to go bankrupt as a result of the economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Does Twitter ‘happiness’ reflect our own?
Social media is a defining part of our lives. For students, a day often begins, develops, and ends with checking one’s phone. The specific social media preference varies: some favour Twitter while others prefer Instagram. However, whilst the medium differs, the time devoted to the platforms is similar. Generation Z...
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Universities cutting thousands of academics on short-term contracts
Universities across the UK are to cut the jobs of thousands of academics on short-term contracts because of the economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Royal Albert Hall is essential for music culture
It's at the foreground of cultural exceptionalism, the beating heart behind British culture. However, like many music institutions, the Royal Albert Hall has been hit hard by the Coronavirus pandemic. Will it make it through?
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Student satisfaction decreases due to “unprecedented challenges”
The satisfaction of students with their experiences at UK Universities has decreased in the latest National Student Survey (NSS) due to “unprecedented challenges”.
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Universities luring students with cash ‘bribes’ worth thousands
Universities have been luring students to accept university offers by using cash ‘bribes' worth thousands of pounds.
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