You shall not PASS
Calum Murray finds out why pubs, clubs and the law are still failing disabled students.
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Fees increase had no impact on teaching
The 2006 fees rise from £1000 to £3000 per year did not improve teaching or increase contact hours
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Bath Place has two months to make case to stay
The community venture has once again been threatened with losing its current site as landlords seek to sell the building
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Jobs under threat at Warwick Business School
Support staff on Masters courses could be halved, according to Unions, despite an increase in tuition fees
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How The Light Gets In
A preview of the incredibly exciting festival with a conscience, HowTheLightGetsIn; buy tickets now!
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Life as a Language Assistant
Eilidh Wagstaff writes some words of wisdom for those teaching abroad next year
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Anti-homophobia day a success
Warwick Pride held numerous events to mark International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia
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The Bridge
Julia Dorrington tells us why we should indulge in a new Scandinavian drama
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Students offered heart screenings
Warwick students will be offered free heart screening tests as part of the Student Heart Health scheme
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University “needs to get their act together” over feedback
A representative from Warwick SU says academic feedback is often late and unhelpful
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NEW COLUMN! The Berfooda Triangle: Wet Wednesday writings
Enliven your earbuds, tantalize your tastebuds and sink your teeth into a brilliant book as Polly Gregson selects a great song, a delicious recipe and a great read that will go together to create the perfect evening
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Warwick student skates for charity
Maths student Stephen Nand-Lal will take part in two inline-skating marathons during the summer
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