Here are this week’s Global Student Stories, including news from India, South Africa, Malaysia and the USA. India: Students burn effigies of various people during Dussehra On the occasion of Dussehra, an important Hindu festival, a group of students of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) burnt effigies of various people, including...
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The decision to embark on a year abroad is, needless to say, a big commitment. Whilst there may be feelings of excited anticipation to burst out of the university bubble and into a wider, unfamiliar world, this awaited eagerness can also be counteracted by apprehension. Breaking down language barriers, adjusting...
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Things I Know To Be True is a beautiful production brought to the Warwick Arts Centre by the South Australian company Frantic Assembly. This world touring play has been reviewed by major publications, renowned theatre critics, and has received the best ratings – so what makes my review, as an...
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Here are a few stories happening on campus, including radio award nominations, “Are You OK?” campaign, National Chocolate Week at Curiositea, Free Concert, week 2 taster sessions. University radio station nominated for numerous awards Radio at Warwick (RaW) was nominated for Best Student Radio at the Student Radio Association Awards...
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Warwick’s new teaching and learning centre The Oculus opens tomorrow, Monday 17 October at 9am. The centre is the first interdisciplinary building at the University, providing teaching space for all departments. One of the chief aims for the building was to provide innovative teaching areas, with rooms that can be...
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Katie Sewell explains the hidden vices behind ethical marketing...
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For the second year in a row, the Warwick Business School’s (WBS) full-time MBA has been ranked as number 1 in the UK by The Economist. As well as being ranked number 1 in the UK, within The Economist’s ranking breakdown, particular attention was drawn to parts of the Warwick...
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University of Warwick Vice-Chancellor Stuart Croft has published a blog tackling the topic of sexual violence at UK universities, including at Warwick. The blog, entitled “Beyond Zellick”, was published on Monday 10 October and particularly attacks the Zellick Report, a 1994 publication that still guides how universities treat sexual violence...
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Every time we reach this part of the year, you can bet there’ll be that person piping up with the glib refrain: “there’s no white history month”. Correct – this does not exist. But it’s important to note that this is not out of discrimination or some view of racial...
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Leamington Parade is due to be resurfaced from Sunday 16 to Friday 28 October. This will affect all buses going through Leamington, including the U1 and 11 buses. During the entire resurfacing process all bus stops on the Parade will be out of order and buses will be rerouted via...
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Covering a wide variety of E-Sports and competing at a national level, League of Legends Society is not to be taken lightly.
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Thanks to his job, my father was invited to attend the American Film Festival in Deauville (Normandy) for a week and gallantly, he proposed to his very lucky daughter. Along the way I could pretend I was doing some preparatory work for my film studies degree too! Celebrities stepped out...
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September and October saw the major parties gripping Britain’s political system take to the stage in the respective party conferences, announcing economic policies following a revolutionary year in British politics, which saw Brexit and a short-lived Conservative leadership dominate the headlines. A once again safe John McDonnell, richly experienced Baroness...
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