Union Council last week voted to encourage the University to boycott its main water supplier, Eden Springs
Coventry City Council are considering charging disabled blue badge holders, which could possibly affect University students and staff wanting to go into Coventry
A new survey has revealed that graduates securing some of the best positions are those who have had work experience
Simon Holland reports on the recent WIndoor tournament and takes a brief look at the history of the Warwick Bears Frisbee team
Eliot Rothwell reflects on a story of when football was much more than a matter of life and death
Catherine Kay helps you with the rush to find the perfect student house
Hannah Shillan argues the Scottish calls for independence are more widespread, and the result of a shift to the left
Tired of the standard shooter formula? Then Project Reality could be what you have been searching for
James Barnes picks this year's games to watch
Barry Levitt takes in the 4th in the Mission (not quite) Impossible franchise, with the unlikely choice of Pixar heavyweight Brad Bird at its helm.
Sin Popena takes in film royalty's Martin Scorcese's foray into the world of children's christmas films with the utterly beautiful Hugo.
A government report advocates two sober days a week and warns against dangerous binge drinking.
Jessie Baldwin explains why we have a tendency to become attracted to less 'desirable' partners when drunk
Jure Jeric meets with David Rennie, a political editor of the Economist, to discuss headline topics on the crisis in the UK and European Union
Sara Al-Tai and Maria Hildebrand investigate Warwick’s Undergraduate Research Journal Reinvention and its involvement in the upcoming British Conference for Undergraduate Research and the Future Leaders project
Kimberley Simpson talks to the brains behind this year’s One World Week Fashion Show
Amelia Fuell discusses the trials and tribulations of secret romances in campus accommodation
It’s the New Year, so how about some new music for your lovely Warwick ears!
The philosophies and observations of Howler, Anarchy or Apathy?
Melissa Morgan holds back tears long enough to review Sherlock
Emily Cooper: Should we watch the new series of Mad Dogs?
After ten weeks away in the sinking paradise Josh Cockcroft returns to explain the complications of this Italian escape
Christopher Rossi shares his Erasmus experience and understanding of the illustrious Rome
Andrew Stones is impressed by the latest from an ever-wise, ever-irascible Iain Sinclair
Wil Ifan Lewis reflects on the literary goldmine that began from humble origins in 1953
Katherine Price chats to the people behind Opera Warwick’s exciting new project, Hansel and Gretel.
Melissa Morgan sees what the Royal Shakespeare Company can bring to the old myth of Robin Hood.
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Hmm, I have never experienced any hackers in this game, maybe in Battlefield 2, but not PR. Where and when …
So, by using their connections to get internships, rich kids can increase GDP to the extent that the poor kids …
Regardless, if there is a postgraduate sabb, I want a scouse sabb.
Used to play this years ago, very enjoyable if you have good team mates as you said. If DICE actually …
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