Joanna Newsom – ‘Divers’
Jack Short checks out one of the best albums so far this year - Joanna Newsom's 'Divers'.
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EU gives £730 million to British universities
Currently,15% of the budget allocated to UK universities comes from the EU. This is the second largest share of EU research funding.
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Princess Anne visits Warwick for 50th anniversary
As Warwick hit 50, a former Olympian and Royal came to wish the University a happy birthday.
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The Bus Fiasco: SU takes on Stagecoach
The bus saga for Warwick students and staff is still in full swing. Traffic diversions off the Parade – Leamington Spa’s busiest street – have led to the most recent problems, seemingly alongside the already standing bad management, overcrowded transport and unreliable timetables.
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New Humanities Building For Warwick Campus?
A new scheme has been set up in collaboration with the University to explore possible new learning spaces on campus- including a potential new humanities building.
The project, entitled ‘IF’, is being run by Nomad RDC ltd, a design team who specialise in creating 'people-centred' places.
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The Nobel Prizes: an analysis
After a long wait – (nominations began in September 2014), laureates of the 2015 Nobel Prizes were announced during the first two weeks of October. We all know that the Nobel Prizes are important: but what impact do they have on the non-scientific world?
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Scientists Explain: How DNA repairs itself
DNA’s G, C, A and T groups are constantly at risk of getting mixed up, but we now know that DNA has a crack team of enzymes that are primed to repair any damage.
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The 2015 Nobel Prize: an unofficial guide
It’s an award almost as revered as the Great British Bake Off trophy – but, while the quality of Nadiya’s Mille-Feuille masterpiece was clear to all, the importance of the works that won this year’s Nobel prizes can be hard to get to grips with. Here’s a summary of what the Nobel Prize winners for each discipline truly achieved.
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Student stories from around the globe: October 18
Chiara and Sarah report on issues affecting students around the world: this week's news comes from India, Australia, the USA and Mexico.
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Editor’s letter – “The truth about unpaid internships”
Sophie Dudhill, arts editor, writes about her experience and opinion on unpaid internships
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Editor’s Letter – “New year, new me”
Jack Prevezer, travel editor, wants you to take full advantage of your first year at university before it's too late
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Survey: What do Warwick Students think of Jeremy Corbyn?
Alistair Drennan conducted a survey about what students think of Jeremy Corbyn and analyses the results in this article
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Syrian refugees: Where do they go now?
Nour Chehab discusses the topic of the Syrian refugee crisis and the international debate on the how to deal with the migration flows
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