When students across the UK returned home for the Easter break, few expected to not see their campuses again until October. But the coronavirus pandemic changed everyone’s plans almost overnight, and suddenly we were at home for months, allowed out only for our daily dose of exercise. Now, with restrictions...
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Named as the UK's 2021 City of Culture, Sophie Kitching provides a true Warwick student's guide to Coventry which very fortunately lies on the doorstep of Warwick campus.
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Despite the government’s U-turn on A-level results, thousands of students may still be left disappointed as universities warn that they will be unable to accommodate all offer-holders.
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In July 1948, the Health Minister Aneurin (Nye) Bevan launched the National Health Service. Now, 72 years later and amidst a global pandemic, we struggle to imagine life without what some have described as our ‘national religion’, a largely free at the point of use integrated healthcare system. But what...
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Amidst the horrors of the pandemic, world emissions dropped by 25% compared to the same period last year. However, as lockdown eases and many of us return to work, carbon emissions have experienced a rapid growth. On average, carbon emissions are now only 5% lower than last year’s levels, and the...
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After China’s imposition of a new law, limiting the freedoms of residents of Hong Kong, students from the territory said they fear the consequences of openly expressing criticism of the Chinese government on British university campuses.
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We've all picked up souvenirs while travelling and the United Kingdom is no exception. Should we return items taken from abroad to their countries of origin?
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The former head of UCAS, Mary Curnock-Cook, has expressed concern at potential plans to delay 2021 exams.
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I love Harry Potter. It’s a series beloved by children and adults alike, a chance to escape from real life and enter a world of magic and excitement. It taught us the value of friendship, the importance of facing up to our fears, and the complexity of true courage. It...
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An annual survey of undergraduates has shown an increase in the number of students who do not see their studies as good value for money.
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In celebration of Pride Month, Sophie Kitching shares with us her top six LGBT+ themed YA novels
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Sophie Kitching argues that lockdown has exposed hypocrisies concerning mental health.
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The University of Oxford has delayed the publication of its yearly diversity admissions data in light of “world events”.
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