‘I Heart Consent’: Why training is important
Lily Pickard and Tessa Schiller talk about the campaign and it's relevance on campus
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“People are such Pigs”
Mike Wrench discusses the controversy surrounding "Call me Dave" and Ashcroft's motives
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Warwick Black History month: Everything you need to know
Amber Lascelles introduces the events that are taking place during the month of October
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Do you vote based on gender?
Alexei Warshawski discusses gender and its effects on politics and voting in the US and the UK
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Inspiring Iceland
Tessa Schiller investigates the mysterious Scandinavian nation...
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Review: The Loft presents Chekhov’s ‘Three Sisters’
Loft Theatre’s production of Three Sisters promises a ‘fresh interpretation of [a] timeless classic’. Walking into the auditorium, the audience is greeted by a quaint scene: the courtyard of a house with a glimpse of the dining room inside, ornate pieces of furniture occupying the stage, a piano sitting in the...
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Warwick Arts Centre recieves over 300 student job applications in a fortnight
The Arts Centre is a constant provider of student opportunity and employment. This year student involvement is off to a flying start with over 100 applications for performance stewards, 80 of whom were successful and a further 150 applicants for gallery stewards, with 50 successful. As well as this they...
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Mead Gallery presents ‘Making it’: Broaden your mind to three dimensional design
This exhibition marks the emergence of young artists in the late 1970s who started to revolutionise sculpting. Many visualise sculptures as heavy busts of influential people. However these creators began to expand the world of sculpture, using second hand materials. Making it displays a collection of UK artists who achieve...
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Arts Column: Archive or art?
In an age where digital media seems to permeate every corner of our lives, the theatre is one of the last tech-free oases. Recording is strictly forbidden, cameras are banished, and smartphone use is sacrilege. However, the theatre world has increasingly begun to adapt to the technological age. These hitherto...
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Leamington Parade Closure
The Parade in Leamington Spa is set to be closed to traffic for the rest of October due to roadworks.
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Kurt Vile – ‘b’lieve i’m goin down’
Kurt Vile's sixth studio album gets acoustic and intimate, writes Christopher Sanders.
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The ‘X Factorisation’ of politics
Has TV changed the way we vote? Reece Goodall discusses the "X Factorisation" of politics
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Student stories from around the world: October 4
Arthi Nachiappan reports on issues affecting students across the world: this week's stories come from Egypt, Mexico and Japan.
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