I’ve always liked scrapbooking. When I was younger this involved collecting anything that could be tamed with a Pritt Stick: train tickets, sea shells, sweet wrappers. Summer holidays were preserved in the mundane and the miscellaneous stuck lovingly onto sugar paper – for reference when I went back to the...
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A dusty copy of The Boar dips and dives across the empty grey wasteland of the piazza. A flattened Purple cup stirs in the icy breeze. The doors to the Oculus jerk and jam. Tragedy has struck, campus is silent: The Bread Oven has closed its doors. This off-brand Subway...
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The end of your tenancy is nigh. With bleach-stained jeans and a new appreciation for rubber gloves, you waltz out into sunny Leamington, confident in the knowledge that before the week is out, your deposit will have landed safe in your bank account. Well, perhaps you’ll be lucky. For too...
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Welcome to Comment, the opinion section of your student newspaper! Here, you’ll find articles offering personal views on student issues and current affairs. If you have an opinion you want to share, on a topic you think students should care about, treat this as your soapbox and clamber on. But...
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On 13 March term ended, with the majority of Warwick students heading home for the Easter break. Though uncertainty grew rapidly throughout week ten, most still expected to return to their term-time accommodation in five weeks time. But by 16 March, all in-person exams were cancelled and by 20 March,...
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With Term 3 cancelled due to coronavirus, do students deserve compensation from their landlords? Two of our writers share their opinion.
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Rebecca Norris argues that coronavirus has revealed the empowering role of social media in a national crisis, giving the people a voice.
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With spring upon us, Liam Gould and Rebecca Norris discuss why it is so important that you vote in the Students' Union elections.
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With many of us feeling a little lost after coming home for Christmas, Rebecca Norris discusses how to enjoy the break from university.
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Rebecca Norris uncovers the social dangers of the Snapchat streak and argues these features are best avoided when using social media.
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Rebecca Norris discusses the recent inclusion of "nature" as a part of Paris Fashion Week, asking whether the two could ever work together.
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Rebecca Norris looks at how artists are using their work to protest the abortion bans in America.
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Graphic novels are to literature what hip-hop is to music and abstractionism is to art: they all attract snobbery to the extent that they are precariously contained within their ‘umbrella’ discipline. With the quantity of pictures typically outnumbering the word count, it is unsurprising that the literary status of graphic...
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