A new government initiative is warning freshers to avoid study drugs such as modafinil. The ‘Fake Meds Campaign’, run by a subsidiary of the Department of Health, is aimed at awareness of the problem of fake and unlicensed medical products. Students allegedly purchase study drugs primarily online, from unlicensed dealers....
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Here is this week’s set of Global Student Stories, featuring news from the USA, South Africa, New Zealand and Australia. USA: Two racist incidents in 48 hours Four white students are being investigated by the University of North Dakota after a photo was posted on Snapchat showing them in black...
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Editor-in-Chief Shingi Mararike chats to four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah. You've more in common with GB's greatest distant runner than you think...
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The month after the UK’s vote for Brexit saw a 57% rise in recorded hate incidents compared with the same period in 2015. A Freedom of Information request revealed that 14 hate incidents were reported in the month after the EU referendum on June 23, compared with only eight incidents...
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One of the most unique and impressive societies on campus, Warwick Game Design is at the forefront of student game design.
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Transitioning to university can be nerve wracking, but it should ultimately be an exciting and wonderful experience that one will never forget. It is crucial for you to keep on top of your studies after putting in so much effort and hard work to get into a university like Warwick. However, it is more...
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Staying active during your time at Warwick doesn't have to mean forking out for the sports federation fee. Lakshmi Ajay has another way...
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Two academics from the University of Warwick signed a statement calling on the United Nations (UN) to defend the rights of people in need of humanitarian protection. The statement was created and signed by numerous UK academics, including those from the University of Bristol and the University of York. It...
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When people talk about the Olympics; sport, success, medals and patriotism are just a few of the many aspects that spring to mind, but for me the importance of art was demonstrated beautifully in Rio this summer. Brazil provided the world with colour and eye-catching artistic traditions on the world...
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One anonymous writer shares their experience of being a virgin at university...
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Heidi Selwood serves us sensational South American cuisine...
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Another anonymous writer gives us an insight into the ups and downs of interracial dating
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Boar Lifestyle editors' complete guide to a social life at Warwick
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