Following a survey conducted by ComRes, it was revealed that more than half of British Asians had toned down their Asian identity to fit in. In light of this, five Warwick students share their thoughts on the results of this survey, and their own personal experiences. Aamena Patel It’s not...
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Across most of the world, space exploration is almost synonymous with NASA. Having recently celebrated its 60th birthday, there’s no doubt about the contributions that NASA has made to science. But, being the leading player in the space race comes at cost. Is the cost of space exploration and a...
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Tim Bradshaw, the head of the Russell Group, hopes to restore maintenance grants - which are non-repayable subsidies to student living costs - to improve diversity in higher education.
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With summer comes the usual video game void. All we have are trailers for games coming out in November and December to capitalise on the Christmas gift sales. During this drought of new content and excessive free time (for students anyway) I often find myself replaying old favourites of mine....
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Unaccredited degree courses which share the same name as accredited ones at different institutions are “misleading” students and harming their future careers, leaders warn.
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Warwick University is world-renowned and has never been out of The Guardian’s ‘Top 10 British Universities’ list since it was founded in 1965. In fact, Warwicks Film and Television department is one of the very best in the UK. So, with stellar credentials, who are the famous faces gracing our TV who...
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Sophie Kempston shares her advice for studying Statistics at the University of Warwick.
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The Sunday Times Peters Fraser + Dunlop Young Writer of the Year Award has teamed up with the University of Warwick to encourage aspiring and emerging writers. The award, with its associate sponsor, the University of Warwick’s Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies, is expanding its digital hub for...
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Lauren Turner reports on new research which suggests that moderate consumption of alcohol may have a positive effect against dementia.
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The National Union of Students (NUS) has proposed to introduce Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings to UK universities, in face of a growing drinking culture amongst young adults.
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Lauren Turner summarises everything you need to know before studying Biomedical Science at Warwick.
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During the summer, flight and hotel companies bump up their prices because of the expected surge in demand for holidays abroad. Whilst some families can afford these rare luxuries, many families, and students alike cannot. But fear not, there are things that can be done at a fraction of the...
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