Warwick Question Time saw a high turnout on Thursday 26 November, where the Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrat, Green, Libertarian, Socialist Worker and Socialist Student societies talked on issues spanning the environment, the economy and foreign affairs.
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On Sunday 29 November, campaigners gathered at Camp Hill ward in Nuneaton in the hopes of pushing back the British National Party (BNP)’s influence in the area.
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A campaign has been launched to gather students’ views on accommodation prices and provisions to present to the University
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Week 9 celebrated the return of the charity fundraiser “RAG week”, with many events and deliveries marking another successful year. The event is a significant feature of the Warwick calendar.
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RaW, the Warwick student radio station, have won six awards at the Student Radio Awards, held at Indig02 in London. The event was held on 24th November and hosted by Radio 1 DJs Fearne Cotton and Scott Mills.
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The National Blood Service (NBS) recently staged a successful return to campus, with just over one hundred donors giving blood. The NBS had not been on campus for four years.
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Two Warwick finalists are planning to drive 4,000 kilometres to Palestine as part of a convoy organised by Viva Palestina. The convoy intends to deliver aid to the people of Gaza, who are living under an Israeli blockade.
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Students voted on whether the SU should disaffiliate from the West Midlands Area National Union of Students
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The now longstanding staple of Sunday night television, _Top Gear_ began its fourteenth series several weeks ago in somewhat subdued style. Having been forced to reschedule the motoring show to 9pm – rather than its traditional 8pm slot – due to what Executive Producer Andy Wilman refers to as “Simon...
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Dearest reader, forgive me for a slight change of plan. The swirling skirts of sky-born Fate demand from mortal man acceptance. I couldn’t get hold of the book I intended to discuss, namely Eitan Karol’s Charles Holden. This does give you the chance to get ahead and potentially know a...
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Inspired by Oscar Wilde’s novel The Picture of Dorian Gray, Pictures of John Gray explored themes surrounding masculine notions of beauty. The devised piece was at times moving and funny but ultimately suffered from a lack of depth and overarching direction. A montage of scenes, the play offered a fragmented...
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Imagine a bizarre and incredibly well executed cabaret show. A little disappointing if you had been expecting a plot of some description, but that would be rather missing the point of this otherwise captivating evening of entertainment. On entering the studio the audience was greeted by stylish improvised piano and...
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Wednesday starts properly for me with a phone call from Cara Verkerk at 13:48 inviting me to a performance she’s taking part in that night as part of her theatre dissertation; a dinner party in the Capital Centre studio. I ask what they’re hoping to achieve and she says something...
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