Patrick Brandstätter gives a roundup of the top News stories that happened in and around Warwick this summer. Warwick granted millions to improve healthcare in poor countries The University of Warwick has been granted £7 million by the National Institute for Health Research to combat health issues in some of...
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A complaint has been filed to the University following allegations of racism against a careers advisor during a seminar at the Law School.
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Built into our generation is the want and need to share everthing we see. Standing in front of Las Meninas, in the Museo del Prado, Madrid, you are surrounded by an eager crowd who pour over the faces of the suspect royalty. Through murmurs of “enigmatic”, “complex” and “seminal” your...
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A PhD programme part-led by the University of Warwick aims to address the problem of antimicrobial resistance.
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Star Trek used to reflect the real world and offer a message of unity - in an increasingly polarised age, what does it have to offer?
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New measures to cut down on the high rates that vice-chancellor’s are being paid were revealed by Universities Minister Jo Johnson, including fining any that exceeded a £150,000 benchmark. Currently, the average salary for a Vice-Chancellor is £234,000 a year. Johnson told the annual conference of Universities UK (UUK) that...
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Katie Stockton examines the dangers of censorship and whether books should be banned at all.
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Decades of bloated video games have left us entitled and detached from reality. If you want more, you pay more. Just like upgrading to a first-class ticket, micro-transactions are an entirely optional indulgence and, fundamentally, every player reaches the same destination. It’s just a case of how comfortably you get...
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The University of Warwick was founded in 1965 as part of the government’s aim to expand access to, and encourage citizens to seek, higher education. This ambition to broaden Britain’s access to education seems to be reflected in The Arts Council’s touring collection, the Kaleidoscope exhibition, which has recently opened...
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Who said salads are for summer? Kate Preston gets festive with this butternut squash creation.
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It was a mere two months after my eighteenth birthday that I was driven for two-and-a-half-hours from my South Wales home to become a fresher at the University of Warwick. I was forced to temporarily leave the friendship group I had been a part of since I was five years...
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The conditions for the 'diamond rain' present on Uranus and Neptune have been recreated in the lab, with help from Warwick researchers.
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Ah, Mabel. She really held her own during this gig, on the Birmingham date of her first headline tour. Kojo Funds did not appear to sing his bit of ‘Finders Keepers’, but Mabel really did not need anyone else. A woman in her early twenties, Mabel McVey has an interesting...
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