Over a year ago, in my first year at Warwick, I wrote honestly on my experience of living with an invisible illness at university; passionately and positively, I outlined my reality of Crohn’s Disease with an unmistakeable thread of optimism permeating my piece. Yet, while it captured how I felt...
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After spending the last three summers ploughing through recommended reading lists, I found myself with too much freedom to choose. Choosing where to start on what feels like a never-ending list of books accumulated over my university experience is a difficult job, so I decided to come up with categories...
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Dr Priyamvada Gopal, an English teaching fellow based at King’s College, Cambridge has, with “deep regret”, decided to stop teaching following a series of incidents with the porters who were based at her college.
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Amy Kynman reports on research which reveals that streams of microwaves that travel to Earth from across the galaxy originate from clouds of diamonds.
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Georgia Simcox reviews the couples and drama that have been on our screen so far in this series of Love Island
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Cambridge announced on 15 June that it will “continue its policy” of keeping indirect investments in tar sands and thermal coal industries “to the bare minimum”.
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It is a British trait not to want to talk about money. Such conversations too quickly give rise to awkward emotions: judgement, fear of judgement, jealousy, resentment and guilt. Students talk about money all the time, but usually because we want to despair at our lack of it. More taboo,...
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According to data from the UCAS admissions service, The Independent found that black students seeking a place at university are 21 times more likely than their white counterparts to have their applications investigated for missing or suspected false information.
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Manpreet Kaur reports on research from the University of Warwick which reveals a genetic system that can improve crop disease resistance.
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It’s been just over a week since leaving the south of France and reflecting on the biggest international film festival of the year, leaving me consumed by post-Cannes blues. The festival left everyone tired, sleep-deprived and full of blisters but oh was it worth it! I was overjoyed to have...
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Hamish Inglis reports on Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' hopes to build a moon base to house the Earth's heavy industry.
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Lucy Skoulding was Books Editor in 2015-2016 and, since graduating from Warwick, she has become a reporter, undertaken the Press Association’s part-time National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) course, and co-authored a trilogy of books – So Great a Man. So, talk me through your journey from graduation to...
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“I would like my architecture to inspire people to use their own resources, to move into the future,” says architect Tadao Ando, who obviously had no contribution towards the design of Warwick’s Humanities building. For most courses, a solid work ethic and a continuous dose of creativity are vital in...
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