Young entrepreneurs bring brains, creativity, crazy ideas, and some class and sophistication to the campus. I recently called my mate Joe; apparently, after endless summers with photocopiers and coffee machines, he has finally found a job that will allow him to devote his life to making money for other people...
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The stereotype of the student is not a positive one but those who employ it should consider their own approach to work
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So previously I have always kind of assigned the title mentioned in the headline of this column to the _Sun_. I hate the _Sun_ with the passion of a thousand burning, well, suns. Second prize has usually been handed out to the _Daily Mail_, whose right-wing hate agenda never fails...
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“A lot of people want to come [to Warwick]. I think the challenge is to make sure everybody’s got a chance to come here and make sure the financial side of things – the threat of debt and the overwhelming cost of university – do not put less-advantaged people off....
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The UK chapter of the Pirate Party anchored briefly at Warwick on Tuesday in an effort to persuade students to support its political agenda. Party leader Andrew Robinson explained that their main aims involve freedom in every area of life – freedom of information, freedom from excessive surveillance, freedom to...
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Upholding its reputation as one of Warwick’s most successful sports clubs, the university’s Shotokan Karate Club held its own in the Karate Union of Great Britain’s annual National Student Karate Championships held on 21st November. Established in 1984 the club has never left a tournament without a medal, and this...
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Owen Rawlings looks back at the second round of games in this years pulsating Six Nations.
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“We’re the only party that’s actually committed to reducing student tuition fees. We believe that it’s unfair to expect students to be straddled with crippling debts when they are trying to better themselves and also learn skills that will be of benefit to the country as a whole. In the...
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Every week, Caitlin Allen brings you the good, the bad, and the ugly from the life of a Warwick student abroad
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Business Secretary Lord Mandelson visited Warwick University on Thursday 11th of February. Lord Mandelson announced that the Midlands has been designated a new Low Carbon Economic Area (LCEA) and is to receive £19 million of government funding for research into and development of low carbon vehicles. Lord Mandelson was given...
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Raj Poonian looks back at the final of the Australian Open, which saw Federer triumph for the sixteenth time on the biggest stage.
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The latest blog from Jasjit Sansoye looks back on the weekend's action across the continent, and ahead to midweek Champions League action.
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Ben Marsh's blog looks ahead to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
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