Changing friendships are a natural part of life
Noah Keate discusses how we can keep friendships virtually alive with England going back into lockdown, as well as the normality of friendships naturally fizzling out over time.
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What Happened to: ‘Professor Layton’?
Noah Keate looks back fondly at everyone's favourite professor and his adventures...
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Warwick students react to the US election result
From warnings against complacency to considerations of foreign policy, five of our writers respond to Joe Biden’s victory.
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The art of viewing art in 2020
Noah Keate's highlights how the second lockdown has prevented people from properly appreciating art in person, and investigates the new ways of viewing art without the hustle and bustle of galleries.
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Subscription-based services could be an inevitability
Noah Keate looks at the future of television in light of Disney moving all their shows onto Disney+ exclusively. Is this the end of TV channels?
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Why bat scientists are keeping their distance
According to an article in Science News, scientists are trying to avoid being in too close proximity to bats. These creatures spring to mind when one thinks of coronavirus but researchers have, so far, only conducted studies from a distance. For example, acoustic monitors have been used to detect noises...
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Last Night I Watched: ‘A Matter of Life and Death’
Noah Keate takes a look at Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's 1946 classic 'A Matter of Life and Death'
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What happened to Amazon Prime Day
Noah Keate looks at the reasons why Amazon Prime day did not seem to gain so much traction this year.
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Coronavirus cases force European universities to reduce in-person teaching
Coronavirus cases force European universities to reduce in-person teaching
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Students will have a staggered return to Scottish universities after Christmas
A staggered return to universities that involves testing will formulate Scottish government plans to ensure students can return home for Christmas.
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Scotland’s universities failed to reduce student hall capacity
A number of Scotland’s largest universities failed to reduce the number of students allowed in halls of residence despite the need for social distancing, according to a BBC investigation.
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Universities pressuring staff to work on campus for a ‘vibrant’ atmosphere
Universities have received a strong level of criticism for pressuring staff to work on campus so a “vibrant” atmosphere can be created.
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EasyJet records first annual loss and the futures of airlines are at risk
Noah Keate looks at EasyJet as they make their first ever loss, and what the pandemic could mean for airlines in the future.
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