‘Grim reaper’ protestors allegedly manhandled by security
Warwick People and Planet students protesting at a careers fair in grim reaper costumes were removed by security
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Songs of Innocence
Tom Hemingway defends the latest controversial release from stadium rock giants U2...
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Stories to make your blood run cold
Four writers reveal the most frightening books that they have ever read
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Blood Brothers: The Musical – Review
Blood Brothers was Willy Russell’s first ever musical. Written in 1983, it has become the third longest-running musical in West End history: that’s beginner’s luck, I guess. The show opens with a dark, slow scene, illuminated by the twinkling lights of a city, creating an unavoidable sense of foreboding that...
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A look ahead to No Man’s Sky
Alexander Brock sets out to discover how No Man's Sky will take videogames beyond the infinite.
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Student punctuality affected by delayed buses and roadworks
Bus services operating to and from the University have been delayed for up to 45 minutes in rush hour periods due to campus roadworks
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Futurology
Following on only ten months after their previous effort, can the Manic Street Preachers' latest album build on its success? Ollie Ship shares his thoughts
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Evolve’s Big Alpha: Combat Evolved?
Dan Ewers recounts his experiences with the alpha version of Turtle Rock Studios' new hunt-or-be-hunted co-op shooter
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Pint of Purple: Carmella Lowkis, Deputy Books Editor
Deputy Books Editor, Carmella Lowkis, discusses her reading habits in our bi-weekly column
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Controversial characters: Emma Woodhouse
Jane Austen’s Emma Woodhouse: relateable or just annoying to read about?
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Incentives being called for students to ‘stay local’
Incentives for students to ‘stay local’ are being called for following a think-tank report, published by the Royal Society for encouragement of Arts (RSA), which revealed that students are likely to move away from the cities in which they graduate.
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15 Warwick students join Lloyds Scholars Programme
Fifteen Warwick students have recently been added to the scholarship scheme run by the Lloyds Banking Group, as a branch of its Help Britain Programme.
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How to do Geneva on the cheap
Geneva is notoriously expensive. Julia Wessels tells us how not to break the bank while visiting
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