Self-isolating York students told to wait inside during a fire
Students self-isolating at the University of York were told to wait in their rooms during a fire while other students were allowed to leave first.
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Noah Keate
Why Goodreads is no longer the website it set out to be
Noah Keate heavily critcises the book tracking website Goodreads, noting that it has failed in its endeavour to unite readers together and, because of Amazon's ownership, is able to monopolise all the competition
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The start of the new academic year should not terrify us
With the start of the new academic year beginning, Noah Keate explains why we shouldn't be scared of the year ahead and what we can do to ease ourselves back into learning.
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Why first edition books must be treasured and valued
Noah Keate shares with us why he believes first editions of books are so important, in light of stolen books worth over £2.5 million being found in Romania recently
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Remote work experience might not be the equaliser it seems
Work experience has, for many years, been a staple part of growing up. We are told all the time about the importance of future professions. Around the world, economies are built on people holding employment and developing their knowledge. To understand how industry works, a brief time experiencing work is...
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Students at Exeter University sent home for breaching lockdown rules
Students at the University of Exeter have been sent home from campus for breaking coronavirus regulations and increasing infection rates.
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Streaming services are an unnecessary university purchase
Noah Keate questions the benefit of subscribing to streaming services as a student, pointing out the merits of free catch-up services.
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Unions argue students should be allowed to return home
Students should be allowed to return home and continue their learning online, according to students and lecturers.
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A book lover’s guide to Warwick
Book lover Noah Keate shares with us his first year experiences and how reading still managed to remain an important part of his every day life, even alongside his degree
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Why is eco-anxiety on the rise?
The climate crisis has become a defining issue in our society. Citizens and politicians alike are engaging in debate over effective strategies to mitigate climate change. However, evidence suggests that younger generations are experiencing heightened level of stress and anxiety due to climate change. This condition is commonly referred to...
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Online Freshers’ may have hidden opportunities
If you thought moving to university was an unusual, challenging step, the last few months have only exacerbated this. With the pandemic forcing all lectures at Warwick to move online for the autumn term, it is obvious that for every student — fresher or finalist, undergraduate or postgraduate — the experience...
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Universities should be two-thirds empty, says public health expert
A leading public health expert has stated that universities should be two-thirds empty to avoid increased spikes in coronavirus infections.
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The problem with electric cars
A key government aim for the future has been learning how to mitigate the negative effects of climate change. Often, this will be most effective through international action. A country acting alone, if every other country is increasing their emissions, is likely to have a minimal effect at best. Agreements...
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