Tsinghua University students linked to cyber espionage
A recent report released by Recorded Future, a cyber security firm, has revealed connections between hackers associated with China’s top engineering institution, Tsinghua University.
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EU funding for UK universities to plummet after Brexit
The EU’s Horizon 2020 research programme has revealed a 24.22 per cent drop in the proportion of funding awarded to UK higher education institutions – a gargantuan fall from the high 25.47 per cent seen in February 2017. As a result, Universities UK, an organisation representing British universities, said research...
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Visiting London, where an exploration of art reveals the city’s rich history
London is a city famous for its history, which extends over 2000 years. With its foundations dating back to the Roman conquest of Britain, London has endured plague, devastating fire, turbulent royal leadership, civil war, and aerial bombardment, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Withstanding all that, London...
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Economics, Computer Science and Business among highest paying degrees
Data published this year from the Department for Education (DfE) shows Economics, Computer Science and Business and administrative studies to be among the highest paying degrees from one, three and five years after graduation.
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The University of Cambridge to provide free degrees to most disadvantaged students
The project, set to be launched in the upcoming academic year by Vice Chancellor, Stephen Toope, will provide fully funded “debt-free” studentships to students suffering from immense economic disparity.
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What to pack for Warwick: part one
Airline luggage restrictions can be a pain sometimes, even when you’re going on a holiday; let alone when you’re moving away for university. Having to fit all your belongings in the limited space of a suitcase and the 23kg restriction is definitely not an easy job. So here I am...
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Learn from Literature: culture, identity and Britain
Arisa Loomba discusses what she learned from reading 'The Good Immigrant', edited by Nikesh Shukla and what it means to her.
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Bacteria-fighting polymers created with light by University of Warwick researchers
University of Warwick researchers at the Department of Chemistry and Warwick Medical School have devised a method to synthesise large libraries of copolymers with antimicrobial properties using light.
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Why you should join… Badminton
In this edition of the “Why you should join” series, the Badminton Club give us the run-down on what makes them a great option. Everyone, from beginners to top level county players, is welcome at the University of Warwick Badminton Club. We work hard to bring you as much...
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The harmful role H&M plays in contributing to Body Dysmorphia
Since as early as 2008, hundreds of disappointed customers have taken to Twitter to document their experiences with H&M’s sizing. Many joke about the seemingly arbitrary nature of size labels and the tiny “doll” clothing, yet there is a more worrying string of comments relating to how trying on the...
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Debunking Bath
For many younger people, visiting Bath might not seem like the most exciting holiday you can go on. In fact, for many, there is a stereotype associated with visiting the town that suggests it is suited to older holidaymakers. With it’s gorgeous streets, historic buildings and incredible landscapes, it is...
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Researchers calculate the speed of death
Lauren Turner reports on the study which calculated the speed of cell death, and how we can use this to treat diseases.
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Why you should join… Men’s Cricket
In this edition of the “Why you should join” series, we hear from the University of Warwick Men’s Cricket Club as they give you a number of reasons to be a part of their squad. The University of Warwick Men’s Cricket Club is one of the largest clubs on...
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