The results of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) policy referendum have been announced, and Warwick is to remain in the National Union of Students (NUS). This follows a record turnout in an SU policy referendum, with over 10% of students voting. The question was: “Should Warwick continue its affiliation with...
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A record amount of students have voted in Warwick Students’ Union (SU) policy referendum this week, beating the previous record set in 2014. 2464 students have voted in total, over 10% of all students. The 2014 record was 1856 voters. This week’s total is over double the newly set quorum...
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With great disappointment we have chosen to publish this issue’s lead story centred on allegations of widespread ill practise amongst RLT members.
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As the new Comment editor I have been told on numerous occasions that as a section we are merely catalytic and that we serve no real purpose. Incorrect.
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The SU has just released a report on how much money is involved in its affiliation with the NUS. This comes less than a day before the closing of the voting on whether or not Warwick should continue its affiliation with the NUS. The release of the report is also...
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I bet you’ve read the title and thought, “there’s no way someone can link these two topics!". But Brazil teaches us there is no right side, only instinct.
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This is a decision that should be made with cool, rational heads and not with the same self-righteous indignation that got the NUS into its predicament.
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The campaign for Warwick to disaffiliate from the NUS has been accused of violating the SU’s campaigning regulations. The “NUS Exit Warwick” campaign has failed to comply with a regulation stating that all campaign publicity must be printed by the SU. This rule is employed by the SU to regulate campaign...
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There is something gravely, terrifyingly wrong with society when free speech is conflated with an opposition to progressive values.
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My Facebook feed has been clogged up with white student activists perpetually peddling the claim that my “liberation” depends on voting to remain within the NUS.
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While the benefits of studying in a coffee shop, by the lake, on-the-go or from the comfort of your own bed cannot be underestimated, there are still the chosen few that would actually rather be sat down somewhere on university campus to really remind them that they cannot escape the...
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Born into an impoverished Cuban family in 1973, Carlos Acosta was to become one of the greatest, most important ballet dancers of his generation. Throughout his career, Acosta has stunned the world with his preternatural grace, athleticism and showmanship. He is critically acclaimed and subject to audience adulation in the...
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The University of Warwick has issued another threat that students who have outstanding library fines will not be able to graduate this summer. This comes as a particular surprise since in March 2016, Isaac Leigh, President of Warwick Students’ Union, posted a statement online saying “the University will now only be looking at preventing graduation for fee-related debts.”
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