At Warwick, we have the opportunity to explore the world – whether it’s through societies, study abroad options or volunteering. In this interview with Elizabeth Buhl, President of Warwick RAG, you can see how volunteering and travel go hand in hand… For those who haven’t heard of RAG before,...
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Art Although art may not be an available degree programme at Warwick, we know there is creativity running throughout campus. We are here to harness that in each and every student, providing a platform for all things arty, whatever your ability. We run twice weekly life drawing sessions and various...
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Imagine. The time is 07:53. You are at London St Pancras Station, one of the busiest stations in the UK. You have an insight day at one of the world’s top law firms starting before 09.00, which is five minutes away. Should be easy, right? Yet the truth of this...
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Saraa Kaleem shares her experience of science in action as part of the Undergraduate Research Support Scheme at the University of Warwick.
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Warwick Literature Society’s (LitSoc’s) co-president, Caitlin Devlin tells us more about the society and what they have coming up this term… What do LitSoc do? LitSoc provides opportunity for those who study literature as part of their degree – or those who have an interest in the subject – to meet...
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The National Union of Students (NUS) published their annual report on higher education students’ relationship with alcohol on Monday, which found that almost eight in ten students believe that getting drunk is part of university culture.
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As a Londoner, the prospect of atnding a campus university such as Warwick was one that seemed a bit daunting. London is my happy place; the city offers so many opportunities and places the visit, with its rich history and attraction galore. What was a comfort to me, however, was...
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Gaana Dance I came to university thinking I wouldn’t be that involved in Gaana dance as I’ve loved Bollywood all my life. But Gaana Dance Society (Gsoc) has completely changed my opinion. I have never enjoyed dancing with a group of people more than I have at Gsoc. From classes...
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The University of Dundee distributed cacti to students at the freshers’ fair last week to remind them not to sexually harass and bully their peers. The plants were designed to raise awareness of the university’s Zero Tolerance policy.
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Sam Savelli reviews 'Bodyguard' and looks at whether the most watched BBC drama of the last decade was really worth the hype
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It’s probably safe to say that most students coming to Warwick have either studied or at least heard of Shakespeare and his work at some point during their school careers. At the Shakespeare Society (or ShakeSoc as it is more affectionately known), we aim to bring together people with an...
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Georgia Simcox explores the differences between introverts, extroverts, and everything in between.
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“Promoting obesity” may just be one of the biggest moral panics of our time. Tess Holliday, a plus size model and advocate for body positivity, was recently featured on the front cover of Cosmopolitan – a first for a woman who is a UK size 24. While for some this...
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