The University of Bristol will be investing £3.4 million on renovating its toilets. Part of the investment will be used to gender neutral toilets for those who do not identify as male or female and non-binary students and staff.
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Coming to university and getting into studying mode after summer or a gap year may not seem like the most appealing prospect. If you’ve been travelling for a significant period, heading to uni in the rainy Midlands may seem particularly depressing. Maybe you’re an international student and the quaint surrounding countryside...
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Comedy Warwick Comedy mixes a wealth of performance opportunities with a sociable and inclusive atmosphere. You will be writing and performing with all our other enthusiastic society members throughout the year, allowing you to build close friendships as well as learn from one another. We offer ‘Stand up and Sketch...
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Current third year student Henri Calderon has been published in the 2018 “Portrait of Britain Book” for his photo of a group of students outside Warwick’s Law School.
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Have you ever held a pen and written something down? Have you ever touched the keys on your laptop and produced words? Have you ever thought, “wow, I’m really lonely writing away in my room on my own, I wish I could do this with other people around”? Look no...
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First of all, let me say welcome to anyone reading this. I hope you have as much fun as I did. It’s no doubt daunting as well as exciting to be starting a new chapter in your life, and one that you feel you must make the most of. Though...
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During the run up to starting at Warwick, I could hardly contain my excitement. I was desperate to move out of home and embark upon my new independent, free life. As an introverted, socially anxious person, I knew I was going to struggle with homesickness to some degree. But, I...
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Universities minister Sam Gyimah has classed his prioritisation of student mental health to be “non-negotiable” as Freshers' Week begins in various universities across the country.
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In early September of this year, Brazil’s most historically and scientifically significant museum was gutted by fire overnight. The Museũ Nacional, in Rio de Janeiro, was founded in 1818 to promote the cultural and economic progress of its relatively young nation; Brazil is only 500 years old. Just this June...
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The X Factor and Strictly return once again, attracting fewer stars and fewer viewers, while Big Brother is indefinitely cancelled. Have these talent shows had their day?
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A journalism student at Monash University in Melbourne has filed a lawsuit against his school after failing an assignment. Chinmay Naik failed coursework on the negative stereotypes of dogs, receiving 12 marks out of 100.
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Amber Spence reports on a survey by the WEF which suggests that AI could create almost double the number of jobs that it would displace.
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As we pass the 20 piece mark in this year’s “Why you should join” series, the Swimming and Water Polo Club (WUFF) tell you why you should join. So. You’re packing for uni. A swimsuit might not be on everybody’s list, with Warwick being pretty much the most landlocked campus...
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