Arts & Culture
Counting the hours: how Marclay’s ‘The Clock’ reaffirms why cinema is never a waste of time

Lewis McClenaghan talks about his experience at the Tate Modern film installation “The Clock” and what it tells us all about cinema, society and the lives of each and every one of us

22 July: Living in the Shadow of Breivik

Politics and Economics Editor Andrew Kersley looks at new Netflix film 22 July and wonders what it tells us about the rise of the far right across Europe
The Agatha Christie You Never Heard Of

Through exploring Mrs. McGinty’s Dead, Andrew Kersley discusses how Agatha Christie subverts reader expectations and rejuvenates the murder mystery genre.

Politics & Economics
How To Fix The Housing Crisis

Tom Westgarth looks at housing crisis currently plaguing the UK, and outlines the action government has to take now to solve it.

Mongols, Merchants and The Myth of European Globalisation

Neville Lai questions the myth that it was Europeans who first pioneered globalisation by looking at the influence of Genghis Khan and the Silk Road
The World According to Owen Jones

Politics and Economics coeditor Andrew Kersley reviews Owen Jones’ recent talk at the Warwick Arts Centre and questions the role he plays in politics

Science & Technology
Do your share: get the university to declare a state of Climate Emergency

Camille d’Arjuzon makes the case for why Warwick University should declare a climate emergency and how you can support this movement
‘Born to Consume’-The Consequences of US Consumption

Solomon Jones takes a look at the US cultural obsession with consumerism and breaks down the environmental costs of consumption
Earth’s Endgame – Can we salvage spaceship earth?

Tom Harrison breaks down the IPCC report; looking at the insight it provides in the battle against Climate Change or whether it is too late for humanity’s life on Earth

Perspectives
22 July: Living in the Shadow of Breivik

Politics and Economics Editor Andrew Kersley looks at new Netflix film 22 July and wonders what it tells us about the rise of the far right across Europe
Medical Marijuana in Arizona Universities

An exploration of the future of medical marijuana on university campuses in Arizona by Valentine Sargent, a student at Northern Arizona University.
Public Defender or Just a Pretender?

Law student and Warwick Globalist Secretary, Leanne Hemming, reflects on her internship at the Pulaski County Public Defender’s Office and shares what she has learned about the American Criminal Justice System.

World of Warwick
Do your share: get the university to declare a state of Climate Emergency

Camille d’Arjuzon makes the case for why Warwick University should declare a climate emergency and how you can support this movement
The Lost Years: Understanding and Tackling Postgraduate Life

Being a postgrad isn’t easy, Anita Slater unpicks the assumptions and difficulties around postgraduate life, considering how students can feel alienated from their own universities.

When another light goes out: The Homelessness Crisis in Leamgton Spa

Simron Gill discusses the extent of the crisis in the Warwick DC region and especially Leamington Spa and how we can humanise and treat those affected by it