‘Bad Girls’ Author Caitlin Davies speaks to Isaac Little about the history of Holloway Prison and Britain’s often contradictory relationship with female criminals.
Isaac Little explores the impact of the Drug War on Mexican society through some of Mexico’s most popular, and controversial, music.
Shehzadi Aziz writes about her interview with Lanaire Aderemi, a final year sociology student at Warwick who performed at the Arts Centre this academic year. On the 2nd and 3rd of October 2019, a final year Sociology student at Warwick gave two outstanding performances in the Warwick Arts Centre. This show was called ‘an evening […]
In Pakistan, a particular law has proven useful for criminals and allowed them to kill with impunity. Known as Diyat (blood money), it lets murderers pay off their victim’s families and be pardoned for their crimes, effectively avoiding any serious punishment such as imprisonment. Introduced with this was Qisas (retribution), which gives families the right […]
Syeda Iqraa Bukhari explores the racial hierarchy of colonialism’s past, its impact on racial identity in the present and how to move forward in the future.
Anita looks into our increasingly technological future, apprehensive as to whether new advancements will yield improvements or reinforce inequalities
Former editor-in-chief Matilda Smith discuss patriotism and how the government appropriates the term to enrich themselves and push through a no-deal Brexit
A detailed insight into synthetic biology, and the potentially bright or dark futures it has in store for humankind, by Sameda Velaj, a third year Biomedicine student.
Matilda Smith tells all on the out of this world satellite project that Warwick professors are working on and how it could possible save the planet
Anita expresses her concern over the University of Warwick’s recent decisions around the group chat scandal, and considers what this says about attitudes towards sexualised violence.
