The minister said: “There are some vice-chancellors who think that university is about training the mind and all of these things are extra that they don’t have to deal with".
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Incredibles 2 precedes the brilliant first film by just a few moments, offering a very similar plot that exclusively works due to the marvellous characters and humour. The film’s plot is almost too arbitrary to bother mentioning, as the family of superheroes are faced with a digitally-minded hacker villain named...
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“Wow, you have so many streaks,” a comment that many people would utter upon getting a glimpse of my Snapchat screen. It’s no exaggeration when I say that I had a Snapchat streak with anyone who was willing. I had streaks with all my housemates, my course mates, my sister,...
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The Warwick Business School (WBS) full-time MBA has been ranked as the best in the UK and 18th in the world by The Financial Times and The Economist.
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A mountainous island situated in the Indonesian archipelago; Bali resembles a sort of tropical paradise. With its dramatic cliffs, luxurious foliage and, of course, post-card beaches, it attracts throngs of international visitors every year. I was fortunate enough to visit Bali this summer. Needless to mention, my Term 3 stress...
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Barnaby Merrill uses his love of The Simpsons to look at what makes a show rewatchable. What's the formula for a show that you can watch again and again?
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Dan Turley reports on the recently released images of a newly-born planet, forming around its star.
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Lucy Skoulding, former Books Editor at The Boar, has just released her first novel of a trilogy. She co-authored with Robert Scott, her step-grandad who writes under a pseudonym. The trilogy spans 200 years of a family’s life. Born in the Scottish borders, William Neal spent his first years as...
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Growing up as a fan of the English national football team hasn’t been easy. My first vivid memory was of the 2006 World Cup, and of angrily storming out of the room in a manner which was only slightly less petulant than Rooney’s stamp. As I’ve grown older and watched...
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Manpreet Kaur reports on research from the Warwick Medical School which reveals that the double burden of malnutrition is due to macro-level factors.
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The £2 million has been awarded to the NIHR Global Health Research Group on the Application of Genomics and Modelling to the Control of Virus Pathogens (GeMVi) in East Africa at Warwick University.
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The University of Warwick has been ranked 4th in Europe in the Times Higher Education (THE) Europe Teaching Rankings 2018, under Oxford, Cambridge, and the Sorbonne.
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Football is coming home apparently. At least that’s what I hear from almost any person on the street who is either inebriated or just come from watching England win against whatever country they just played. But for many like myself, watching the football leaves us feeling like Moss from the...
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