Clinical Trials Unit for medical school
Warwick to receive £5 million for new cancer and emergency care trial centre
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Moves for partnership with Indian university
In a bid to further increase Warwick’s links to other countries around the world, the university has recently formed a partnership with India’s Jawaharlal Nehru University. The collaboration will specifically be in the studies of Law, Governance, Social Studies and the Arts. On Tuesday November 11th, both universities signed a...
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Dancers stand up against hatred
The first seminar of the “Stand Up Against Hatred” campaign was held last Sunday in the Capital Centre. Invited to feature at this event were the Trumpet Creepers, a semi-professional dance company based in London. The campaign has been organised in conjunction with the Holocaust Memorial, which will take place...
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Warwick lecturer says ‘Scrap the CAP’
Professor Wyn Grant reveals ways to save 45% of the EU’s annual expenditure
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Green award for Warwick tennis
New tennis centre leads the way with environmental excellence award
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Students dig into pockets for RAG week
RAG Week 2008 has been described as a “massive success” by its organisers as the annual week of craziness in the name of charity took place on campus. Events this year included a sleep out on the piazza, traffic light disco, five-a-side football tournament and a scavenger hunt. It was...
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Newest prize for writing worth £50,000
The longlist for the first-ever Warwick Prize for Writing was announced last week. The twenty-strong list is comprised of eight fiction and twelve non-fiction titles with the award being billed as “an international cross-disciplinary biennial award open to substantial pieces of writing in the English language, in any genre or...
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US student numbers up 10.9 percent in UK
US students look to UK for higher education
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Cabbies and students agree: fares are fair
Due to the relatively remote positioning of Warwick University, taxis are a vital link with local towns, particularly after a night out. Usually the fares are reasonable and universal between cabs; however there has recently been an increase in the overcharging of students. Though it is known that the prices...
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Expansion in number of minority students will continue
Widening Participation will not be affected by university place freeze
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The ‘W’ Factor a number one hit
Over 40 students have competed in the first round of the ‘W’ Factor, Warwick’s answer to the X Factor. The event, organised by the Chinese Society, is looking to mirror the success of The One, held last year. Entries included singers, musicians and a beatboxer, all hoping to taste success...
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Engineers create disaster area robot
Students in competition to make a life-saving bot
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Key referendum approaches
Issues of Orientation, Freshers' Week and integration on the table
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