Lancaster and his players will come back stronger
Richard Brown argues that England's crushing defeat to Wales in the Six Nations can actually help the side improve before the World Cup.
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Library refurbishment may cause disruptions
Library refurbishments to take place over summer may disrupt Term 1 study
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Ancient History and Classical Archaeology. The future is here
Michael Wrench discusses the merits of his degree
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Inspiring kids into university
Programmes like 'Warwick Inspire' need to be expanded to open up opportunities for less privileged kids to aspire to higher education
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Restructure or default?
Miguel Costa Matos looks at the failure of austerity to fix government debt
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Moo Bar hits back at petition over wallpaper
But president of WASS Sophie Rees sticks by the petition describing the wallpaper as 'sexist, racist and violent'
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Grant for research into using aerospace materials for architecture
A consortium led by the University is awarded a £1.3m grant to explore the durability of high-tech composite materials
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VC and senior management help students’ charity drive
Thrift and the University senior management team pledged to donate up to £5,000 to students fundraising for Against Malaria Foundation
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Cold weather and a cold war?
Tom Diamond considers whether the continuing cold weather could snowball into an all out European war...
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English-free Champions League has plenty of pedigree
Joe Barnsley previews the quarter-final draw for the Champions League, while arguing the case for the three English clubs left in the Europa League.
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Petition against bringing forward finalists’ law exams
Students petition against a decision by Warwick Law School to bring forward the exams of final year Law students
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Fraudulent job offers target students
Fraudulent 'money-muling' job offers targeted at students could put students at the risk of a ten year sentence
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Scientists discover how to predict radiotherapy side-effects
Scientists at the University believe that they have found a way of predicting the side-effects cancer patients will suffer from radiotherapy
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