Warwick Wolves overcome Coventry Jets in Varsity opener
Matt Turner reflects on a Warwick victory in the inaugural Varsity American Football match.
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The Duty to vote
Jenny Ryan and Jack Pearson, members of the University's *Just Vote* campaign, spell out why your vote is vital
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Robots to save human lives
Aleksa Starovic explains exactly what goes into building a robot building a robot designed to save lives
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Marketplace finds home in Atrium
A new marketplace has taken up residence in the Students’ Union Atrium. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, students are treated to a sample of Warwickshire in the SU. Monday and Wednesday host sellers of local and fresh food produce, whilst Friday offers the opportunity to purchase clothes and hand-made jewellery,...
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Libertarians host NO2ID speaker
Phil Booth, the national co-ordinator for NO2ID, arrived at Warwick to denounce the growing ‘Database State’. The presentation was hosted by Warwick Libertarians on Thursday 4th March in the Ramphal building, with attendance being dominated by Warwick Libertarian members. NO2ID is a campaign organisation which focuses on the infringement of...
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IT services outages to disrupt Easter revision
IT services will not be available on 27th March and 10th April as essential maintenance to the ITS databases are performed. The dates announced are both Saturdays within the Easter break and outages are expected to last up to eight hours on both days. The maintenance work is part 1A...
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Union saves money on posters with new screens
A range of new plasma televisions have been installed in the Students’ Union in the past couple weeks, enabling societies, clubs and student events to advertise events, initiatives and themselves throughout the Union. From Friday 12th March, the screens have been available for promotional requests, giving societies and students the...
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WMG’s design for life
Warwick-based researchers awarded engineering grant to redesign hospital environments around the needs of patients
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Students unable to Eat@Warwick
The University’s Eating@Warwick card programme has been experiencing technical problems over the past four weeks resulting in the system being unusable throughout the Students’ Union. The problem is believed to be caused by a fault within the card readers themselves. There have been no signs of malicious or security related...
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Court case begins for hit-and-run cop
The court case for an off-duty police officer who struck and killed a Warwick student has begun. Raymond Cheung was struck by the chief inspector in a hit-and-run incident, leaving the victim’s blood on his car’s shattered windscreen, Shrewsbury Crown Court heard. The collision occurred on 8th March, 2009, while...
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Rumours of nightclub’s closure prove unfounded
Rumours are rife suggesting that popular Leamington nightclub Smack is to close on April 10th, with an event ‘Smack: The End’, outraging many students. Claims have included that the owners of the premises wish to turn the popular venue into offices. However, officials maintain this closure is solely for a...
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Kebab shop fined for breaching food regulations
Kebabish has been fined £1,000 by council officers for breaching food and hygiene regulations
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TEDx speakers deliver “ideas worth spreading”
Leading lights from the worlds of science, academia and business participated in this year’s TEDx talk
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