The Financial Times ranks the Warwick Business School’s (WBS) full-time MBA as fifth in the UK, and forty-first globally. With notable alumni including Andy Haldane, Chief Economist and Executive Director of Monetary Analysis and Statistics at the Bank of England, and Linda Jackson, the current CEO of Citroën. The Masters...
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Jessie Kolvin meets the team behind WUDS’ Week 8 show, Woyzeck and discusses the meaning of setting it in amongst the rave culture of 90s London.
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In the second part of this gap year series, we explore how different cultural experiences can provide you with lifelong lessons. Your family aren’t just those related to you Staying with a Filipino family for two weeks during my year off, I learned how accepting their culture is of welcoming others...
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Yesterday, Philip Hammond, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced on behalf of Westminster’s annual Budget his vow to end austerity. As a consequence, this has resonated a new approach to higher education policies, such as the continued freeze of tuition fees, meaning a £200 million fall in funding for universities by...
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Bohemian Rhapsody’s journey to the big screen has not been without its trials. First being proposed back in 2010, many reports have since come through of it being an incredibly laborious passion project for Brian May and ‘Queen’. This is emphasised by the dismissal of several cast members, including Sacha...
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Sarah Staniforth explores the potential of using VR technology to treat mental health disorders.
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Often, all you know of a poet is their words. Somehow, though, I am also distinctly aware of Carol Ann Duffy’s hair. I recognise the round head, nestled in a mop of black and grey, from a distance; and in the cavern of the concrete cathedral, it remained all I...
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The Doctor and friends are in India at the time of Partition this week, as the show tackles a rather different historical period than usual. Giles Allen-Bowden reviews the episode as our review blog continues
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Lauren Turner explores the role of nature versus nurture in terms of academic success.
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Outfit of the day, commonly abbreviated to OOTD, posts on Instagram are extremely popular. The #outfitoftheday hashtag contains 35.6 million posts, whilst #ootd has 214 million. It’s a hashtag which has become an Instagram staple, making our feeds like a mini-catwalk as we pour over different outfits and fashion trends....
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The All Student Vote (ASV) meeting was held on Monday 12 November at 5pm. After going through various motions concerning students and the University of Warwick, the Students’ Union (SU) opened the voting procedure at 9am the next day.
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Today, you can barely cover the price of a meal from Xananas with the UK’s hourly minimum wage. That’s just for those aged over 21. Let that sink in. Now, think about the people who actually have to live on that – support families, and raise children. With the recent...
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Logic’s Young Sinatra IV, unlike its predecessors in the Young Sinatra series, is an album, not a mixtape. The meaning of this distinction has eroded over time, becoming a simple indication of artistic intent; here, the album billing means that we can expect something more focused and coherent than we...
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