As the year comes to an end, the UK’s latest travel statistics have recorded a surge in inbound tourist visits and spending in 2025, predicting further increases in the coming year. Statistics estimate 44.3 million inbound visits to the UK in 2025, with visitors spending £34.6 billion. Using a mix...
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I recently uncovered an old receipt from Rootes Grocery Store, now rebranded as a Co-op, from the depths of a bag I used when I lived on campus. Apparently, my first-year self often spent £1.15 on an iced latte. That same latte was £1 when I started university, and is...
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Zara Siddiqui examines the art of philanthropy in the music industry and beyond.
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For many, university life marks the beginning of adult life. With gaps in timetables, living on your own amongst strangers, and of course, the looming prospect of a degree and the future, many students are given full freedom to navigate life and friendships for themselves. The youngest university students are...
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When Pokémon Legends Z-A was announced as the next Pokémon game, many other Generation 5 fans and I were disappointed that Pokémon Black and White (BW) did not get the anticipated Nintendo Switch remakes, or even a Legends game, that they deserve. However, I remembered that Black and White had...
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Nowadays, you can find a podcast for every taste, interest, and topic of discussion. From literary criticism, to true crime, to A-Level revision, as of September 2025 there are over 4.52 million podcasts available worldwide, with hundreds of thousands of new shows launched in the past three months. If a...
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A group of keen student and staff volunteers have undertaken the University of Warwick’s first-ever harvest mouse survey on record. The survey was carried out on 12 October 2025 under the guidance of Tanya Carey from Warwickshire Mammal Group, whom the university has been partnering with since 2023 to carry...
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Zara Siddiqui tackles the controversial 2024 IEA report, exploring whether this narrative is a biased revision of history.
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The Russell Group has called for the UK government to develop stronger ties between UK and US researchers, in hopes of securing and maintaining long-term partnerships. This has been prioritised following the findings of a new report published in October by a group of research-intensive universities. US export controls [are]...
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An anonymous survey of physics department heads by the Institute of Physics (IoP) found that 26% anticipated department closure within the next two years. The survey found that 60% expected courses within their physics department to face staff cuts, with four in five departments cutting losses. Most department heads (84%)...
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When I first came across Nathan Fowkes in a search for landscape artists to study for my A-Level art coursework, I understood exactly how a picture could paint a thousand words. Fowkes, by trade a concept animation artist for major feature films Rio 2 and The Legend of Puss in...
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University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust (UHCW) – which works in partnership with Warwick’s Medical School – has been ranked as the third-worst acute NHS trust in England. UHCW ranked above only the Countess of Chester Hospital Foundation Trust (at rank 133) and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn Foundation...
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The number of UK university students caught cheating using AI for assignments has rapidly increased in 2025, with apps like ChatGPT growing in popularity. Generative AI, while still a relatively new concept in academia, has been found useful as a guide or a grammar checking tool, and for helping students...
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