A draft of the Labour Party’s election manifesto was leaked yesterday. The document, which was due to be released next week, includes plans to scrap tuition fees, invest an extra £6 billion into the National Health Service (NHS) and reserve a further 4,000 homes for rough sleepers. The manifesto proposes to...
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Facebook has come under fire in recent weeks for an internal report leaked by the Australian which details how it has tracked the emotions of roughly 6.4 million young people. Facebook conducted research by monitoring posts made by high schoolers, college students and young workers in Australia and New Zealand to...
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The University of Warwick has lifted an injunction that prohibited protest on campus. The injunction had been in place since December 2014. The move follows the University’s promise to fully repeal the injunction after “meaningful negotiations” took place to end Warwick for Free Education’s (WFFE) 10-day occupation of the Slate...
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Toulouse is an ideal day-trip destination or weekend getaway to explore for anyone keen on experiencing the rich cultural heritage the South of France has to offer. The best way to begin a tour of Toulouse and experience the warm atmosphere and timeless visuals of the city would be to...
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If I say the word ‘clique’, you might think of American high-school groups, or the expletive-ridden Kanye West song. What probably doesn’t spring to mind is a group of young, beautiful student interns. Well, this is exactly what BBC Three’s latest binge-able boxset is all about. Set on the campus...
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn delivered a public speech outside the Leamington Town Hall as part of his 2017 General Election campaign yesterday afternoon. Some 300 people, including a significant number of students, attended the rally. They kept in high spirits despite Mr Corbyn arriving 30 minutes late, following a stop...
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With categories ranging from Player to Pundit of the Season, dig into our team's Premier League awards 2016/17. Have we dropped any clangers?
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Prime Minister Theresa May praised Coventry and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) as a “jewel in the crown of the British economy” in an excusive Telegraph editorial last week. This followed days after high-level talks were held at the University’s Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) between Jaguar Land Rover chief executive Ralf...
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It’s that time of year when students have one thing on their mind – the dreaded e-word! In their focus to cram however, sleep can often wind up neglected, even though it is so crucial to our wellbeing. Scientists have conducted experiments into sleep deprivation, in which volunteers endured up...
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An anonymous firsthand account of the stigma associated with mental health disorders and masculinity.
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This week, we returned to the present for the type of old-fashioned haunted house tale that the BBC does really well. It’s another quality episode from this run of Doctor Who, dialling down on the scale but boasting an excellent guest turn. Bill is house-hunting with a group of...
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Warwick has been ranked in eighth place by the Complete University Guide 2018, coming as the leading university in the West Midlands. The University has maintained its record for never having been placed outside of the top ten universities amongst these rankings. Meanwhile, Cambridge ranked in first place, with Oxford falling...
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WMG founder and Labour peer Kumar Bhattarchayya seemingly endorsed Andy Street, the then-candidate for the Conservative Party in the run up to the mayoral elections which took place last Thursday. Lord Bhattarchayya met with Mr Street at a private reception hosted at the University’s Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) the week...
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