Warwick University has denied reports by the Daily Mail and Telegraph that it is planning to introduce admissions tests for prospective first year students. The reports, published last week, state that Warwick and LSE plan to use additional selection methods such as interviews or additional examinations if AS level results...
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The University of Warwick and China’s South University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) have signed a new agreement that will see some of China’s top students attending Warwick to study for a PhD. An agreement like the ‘Collaborative PhD Mobility Agreement’ has never been made before between SUSTech and a...
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From the wide variety of socials off the pitch to the opportunity to be coached by an ex-pro on it, Rugby League might just be the club for you...
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A.L. Kennedy, an Associate Professor in Warwick’s Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies, has been longlisted for the 2016 Man Booker Prize. The work, Serious Sweet, is Kennedy’s eighth novel, with three of her past works also having won prestigious awards. She has also written six short story collections...
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The So Club Room in Coventry City Centre risks losing its licence after police have filed a report against the nightclub. In the report, police highlighted a number of cases of violence which have occurred within the club and the area around it; Hertford Place. The most recent of these...
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A few days ago I came across a very interesting question on the website ‘Quora’. It read like this: “In the future, will China be a democracy or will it remain a one-party system?” To answer the question requires a critical examination of democracy in the West; in this case the...
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Mo Farah made yet more Olympic history after winning the Rio 2016 5,000m, taking his gold medal tally to four and completing an historic ‘double double’. He is only the second athlete to win the 5,000m and 10,000m at two successive Olympic Games, matching the benchmark set by Finland’s Lasse...
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Usain Bolt has secured his place as one of the greatest Olympians of all time after completing an historical triple-triple at Rio 2016. After the Jamaican men’s team claimed victory in the 4x100m relay, Bolt picked up his ninth Olympic gold medal – at Beijing 2008, London 2012 and now...
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After many months of hype and a myriad of bold promises, No Man's Sky has finally landed. But has it lived up to expectations? Boar Games finds out for you.
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As an amateur baker, I adore The Great British Bake Off. Regardless of where I am and what I am doing, I will always make the time to watch it. After a couple years of Great British Bake Off addiction, I can’t help but notice that things have gotten a...
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Nicola Adams successfully defended her Olympic flyweight title at the Rio 2016 Games, becoming the first female in history to win back-to-back boxing golds. After a unanimous decision against France’s Sarah Ourahmoune, Adams became the first Team GB boxer to retain an Olympic title in 92 years. It took a...
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A Warwick student who was CS sprayed by police during a 2014 protest at Senate House has won a High Court lawsuit to have the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) re-examine his allegation of police assault. Lawrence Green was part of a protest over free education that took place in...
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The boy with fair hair lowered himself down the last few stairs and began to pick his way between what felt like empty coffee cups, piles of library receipts and the occasional sleeping finalist. The only thing he could see was the dim green light of the fire escape sign...
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