During a talk at the British Science Festival, Sir Anthony Seldon, a leading university Vice Chancellor, predicted that teachers will be replaced by intelligent machines within the next ten years. Sir Seldon, of the University of Buckingham and former master of Wellington College, believes the change will radically transform the...
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Coventry refugees and asylum seekers were honoured for rebuilding and integrating their lives as well as contributions made to the city.
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I see Uber as more than just a taxi app which lets us get around. From a student’s perspective, it is yet another innovation that has increasingly come to define our generation. It’s even coined the term ‘uberization’ – combining modern technology with radically transform a traditional industry such as taxicabs....
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Second to last in our ‘All the music societies your heart desires’ series, we introduce Warwick Folk and Warwick Piano. WARWICK FOLK As well as putting on Ceilidhs (dance nights to live music, a bit like barn dances) and running our dance club and rapper (sword dancing!) team, Warwick Folk...
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Prime Minister Theresa May has announced plans to freeze tuition fees in England to help university students with student finance.
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The atmosphere at the annual Labour conference last month was electric. I was lucky enough to get a free ticket: my sister, a delegate for the Labour party, is a wheelchair user, so I was her personal assistant for the event. In the snap elections earlier this year Labour defied...
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At the age of six, I was dragged into London by my determined mother. She would not rest until I, her only daughter, was as infatuated with musicals as she was herself. We were going to watch ‘Grease’ onstage and, like any other six year-old, I did not really know...
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What has made Despacito so popular? When it comes to remembering a catchy song, there’s a lot more to it than first meets the ear...
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The Bristol-duo Meadowlark is made up of singer Kate McGill, who won attention for her YouTube covers, and the video-director and rock band member, Dan Broadley. The live gig allowed fans to see how harmoniously the pair work together on stage with McGill on vocals and keys and Broadley with...
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Arguably, the three most popular music societies at Warwick: the ones that know how to party, DJ, and remix: Offbeat, Hip Hop Soc and Warwick Bass. OFFBEAT Offbeat is Warwick’s Indie and Alternative Music Appreciation Society. If you feel a moderate (but of course sensible) amount of elitism when you...
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The National Automotive Innovation Centre (NAIC) opened its doors to mark the completion of the external grounds on central campus yesterday afternoon.
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At Warwick there’s always something for everyone. Six finance societies on campus tell us what they have to offer: Follow them on Facebook to find out what events they have lined up: Warwick Kickstart: /https://www.facebook.com/warwickkickstart/ Warwick Finance: https://www.facebook.com/wfsocieties/ Warwick International Development: https://www.facebook.com/warwickinternationaldevelopment/ Warwick Sustainable Development: https://www.facebook.com/Warwick-Sustainable-Development-Society-1036713093058716/ Warwick Consulting: https://www.facebook.com/warwickconsultingsociety/ Warwick Trading: https://www.facebook.com/WarwickVTS/
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Next in line are instrumental ensembles, the three orchestras: String, Wind and Symphony – showing off all the musical talent with numerous performance throughout the year. STRING ORCHESTRA The University of Warwick String Orchestra is a classical ensemble, with members playing the violin, viola, cello and occasional double bass. We...
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