A new nightclub with a focus on catering to those outside of the student community, has recently opened in Coventry. The club, Catch 22, is Coventry’s newest addition to the nightlife scene, and had its opening night on Friday 16 December. It has been marketed as a club for the...
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Need something to read this festive season? Full of chocolates and your attention waning? These novellas should help you! 1) The War of the Worlds – H. G. Wells The science-fiction novella is one of the earliest stories that depict conflict between humans and extraterrestrials. The action, the gore and...
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The Home Office is considering plans to reduce the number of visas for international students, according to sources from The Guardian. Senior university figures told the newspaper that one model the government is considering would reduce overseas student numbers from 300,000 to 170,000. The UK is the second most popular...
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It’s that time of year again which involves decorating your tree, buying a turkey and finding a monstrous jumper you’ll never wear again. And of course, the television: sit down to the same old films, because who doesn’t love a Christmas movie? Yet, I tend to find there’s only so...
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With Warwick being such a research focused university, it’s not surprising that research here is pushing boundaries in many different disciplines: from politics and statistics to medicine and astrophysics. The School of Engineering is no stranger to making advances in its field, and now a project led by Professor Christopher...
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A free app that will allow Warwick students to share rides between Leamington and Campus is set to launch in January for iPhone and Android users. Any Warwick student will be able to sign up for the app, called UniDrive, using their Warwick email address. The app will operate on...
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Get the inside track on English cricket's miserable tour of India. Sam Topper reports.
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From the discussion of female Doctor Who’s, to the possibility of a woman stepping into the role of womanizer James Bond; women taking over established ‘male’ roles is not an entirely new concept. With the Hollywood bandwagon in full succession, it looks like we can expect a new Oceans 8...
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So it’s that time of year again. Decorations are in store windows, cafés are tempting you with seasonal drinks and people have already started planning for the holidays. Sooner or later, you’ll find yourself contemplating which movie to watch, reluctant to see yet another Christmas film. Yes, these films have...
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The festive season is here and, tucked away amongst the many repeats and dour world of soaps, there’s some good stuff on TV – here’s my picks of the best stuff on the box this Christmas. We’re Going on a Bear Hunt (Channel 4, 19:30, Christmas Eve) We’ll start off...
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Despite an increase in the numbers of women and people of ethnic minorities joining academia, very few become professors or managers according to the Equality Challenge Unit. The Unit’s Equality in Higher Education Staff Statistical Report 2016 found that less than 3 in 10 professors are women or people of...
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It’s that time of year again. I say that; it’s been that time of the year since late September. It took a break around the end-of-October-beginning-of-November period. But, now it’s back and won’t go away until half-way through January. Of course, you all know what I’m talking about. It’s the...
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The Warwick Business School (WBS) has been ranked as the fifth best business school in the UK by The Financial Times. The Financial Times assess business schools throughout Europe on their combined performance across the main rankings of programmes they have published during the year. This includes the Master of...
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