Leaked letter from chief-executive of UUK may extend strikes
Sally Hunt has responded that the UCU has a ballot for strike action until 19 July and thus strike action could continue as late as this.
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The majesty of Chrono Trigger’s soundtrack
First released in 1995 on the SNES, Chrono Trigger is the Star Wars of gaming lore. Chrono Trigger has rightfully earned its revered place in the pantheon of RPGs. I myself never played the SNES original, but in 2009 it was ported onto the Nintendo DS and I was finally...
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New developments in the global fight against HIV
Claire Coulthard reports on new developments in the treatment of HIV, a disease that affects millions across the globe.
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Has ‘entertainment news’ really taken over?
Entertainment news is said to have taken over - is this actually the case? Pablo Adams states his case on why it may be.
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Year of the woman: 5 female-led films to look out for in 2018
In 2017, Wonder Woman grossed $821 million and became the tenth highest grossing film of the year. Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Beauty and the Beast were the two most successful films of 2017, both making over $1 billion worldwide, and featured female protagonists. Girls Trip, a WOC-led film...
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Varsity Clockwatch – Day Three
22:00: Game Over. Warwick win! That’s all from us for Varsity this year, and Warwick have retained the title for the 28th year running. Maybe next year Coventry. 21:41: Diving save tips Coventry long range effort over bar. 21:38: Acrobatic clearance by Warwick off the line saves the keeper’s blushes...
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The economics of the mushroom kingdom
Mario – gaming hero extraordinaire, star of some of the greatest video games ever to hit any console – and secret billionaire? Despite his pretences as a friendly neighbourhood plumber, it seems Mario may be flush with cash, and living in the Mushroom world may be a lot costlier than...
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Drag is an art form and a political statement
Drag queens have for decades been a vital part of the LGBTUA+ community. As an art form and a social and political statement pioneered by gay men and transgender women, drag made up a culture and community of its own, always on the cutting edge of underground art scenes and...
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Is exercise good for more than just physical fitness?
Sophie Kempston reports on new research which reveals that a regular exercise regime has positive effects on stress management, studying, and mental health.
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Warwick Women: Women for Women International
We spoke to the executive team of Warwick's Women for Women International as part of our #WarwickWomen series
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Warwick Women: Larissa Kennedy
We spoke to Larissa Kennedy, incoming Education Officer at the SU, as part of our #WarwickWomen series
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Warwick wins Varsity for 28th year running
Warwick University have once again clinched victory in the annual sporting Varsity competition against rivals Coventry University
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Arun Advani: The Problem of Persistent Poverty at WES2018
In the most philanthropic and altruistic talk of the summit, Arun Advani encouraged us to “think about the world differently” when it comes to tackling poverty. The Assistant Professor from Warwick and Deputy Director and Research Associate at CAGE shed light on the brutal fact that the world is not...
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