Warwick SU’s Spring Election Results Overview
The results of Warwick SU’s Spring Elections were announced on Friday 2 March at 8pm.
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Number of external examiners resigning reaches 100
Exams and results in the summer term could be affected as 100 external examiners resign from their positions
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Tomb Raider: Review
There’s never been a good video game movie adaptation. Sure, you may like Super Mario Bros. ironically, and you may enjoy that second set piece in Assassin’s Creed, but that’s about it. Unfortunately, the latest attempt to make a good video game film with Tomb Raider doesn’t quite work either,...
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“The excitement of what’s around the corner keeps me going”: an interview with Michael Billington
A far cry from the ghoulish caricature with which his profession is eternally lumbered, Michael Billington represents an invaluable record of twentieth-century theatrical progression. Seated comfortably amid an immeasurable assemblage of programmes, books and copies of The Guardian – the paper to which he has devoted the last 47 years...
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Bursting Warwick’s business bubble
Warwick was my insurance choice, so after the dreaded results day had come and gone and I learned that I was going to be spending the next three years of my life here, I endeavored to learn as much as possible about the university. Besides the comments that “Warwick is...
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TRAPPIST-1 exoplanets could have habitable atmospheres
A new study has found that exoplanets of the TRAPPIST-1 planetary system may have habitable atmospheres, though further research is needed.
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Students encouraged to withdraw £10,000 in cash for off-campus accommodation
Students have asked to withdraw around £10,000 per person for off-campus accommodation with a lettings agency dissolved early this year.
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Blood and urine tests could diagnose ASD
Katy Pallister reports on research from the University of Warwick which shows that blood and urine tests can be used to diagnose children with autism or ASD.
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Birmingham University revealed to have used over 54,000 animals for research in one year
In 2016, UOB used near to 54,000 animals for research including 52,455 mice used in labs, 1,385 rats, 798 fish and 90 frogs and newts.
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Science Explains:The secret to beating stress is in our hormones
Students are no secret to stress, so Sam Seddon suggests some ways that we can beat the panic that comes with a looming deadline.
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Are drug-producing bacteria just beyond the horizon?
Thanks to new research, we are a step closer to programming bacteria to synthesise drugs - a huge step forward for biology and medicine.
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Does American cinema fail to represent other countries?
At this point, American cinema and cinema as a whole may seem synonymous. Hollywood has such a stranglehold on the industry that American perceptions of the world permeate into all we watch, in multiple formats. So what does this mean for the industry? The best way to answer this, at...
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What value do news reporters have in treacherous weather?
When the weather turns nasty in the UK, you can guarantee that the TV will be full of reporters battling the conditions. Is it right to send them into the thick of it?
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