Wasps: annoying pests or valuable pollinators?
Olivor Holmon discusses the importance of wasps as pest controllers and highlights the valuable ecosystem services they offer us.
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Sex and Stigma: Why I write Erotica
I‘m an old-fashioned girl. I sit on the armchair in a noisy corner of Caffe Nero with a soya flat white perched on the edge of the coffee table, invisible to the people around me and blending in seamlessly. The whirring of the coffee machine, the click of the keyboards...
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Get into Theatre? Get outta here!
Rhys Clarke takes a look at Get into Theatre and Daisie, the new initiatives to help students get started in careers in the arts.
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Berric Dondarrion exposes everything wrong with Season Eight of GOT
Berric Dondarrion is hardly the superstar of Game of Thrones. Despite his flaming sword, signature eye patch, and penchant for resurrection, as Andrew Kersley tells us.
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The Conservative leadership race offers little hope for students
Luke James weighs up on the race for leadership of the Conservative Party following Theresa May's decision to step down.
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Warwick’s fundraising drive suspended over group chat handling
The University of Warwick had to suspend its annual fundraising drive after alumni who were contacted for donations expressed anger over the University’s handling of the group chat case.
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Stagecoach invests £3.7 million in university bus service
There will be a £3.7 million investment in new buses for the University of Warwick, new plans by Stagecoach have revealed.
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Destigmatising psychosis
Georgina Crothers discusses the importance of talking about psychosis in the media, reflecting on her own personal experiences.
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Jane the Virgin’s Fifth and Final season is off to a great start
Alex Delameilleure reviews the start of Jane the Virgin's Fifth and final season, stating that it is off to a strong start.
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Students may have to apply to university after receiving A-level results
A major review led by the Office for Students (OfS) could lead to students applying to universities after achieving their A-level grades.
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Office for Students announces £14.5m mental health programme
The Office for Students (OfS) has launched a £14.5m programme to combat rising concerns regarding mental health across English universities.
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Students criticise high cost of graduation gown hire
Students have criticised the prices for hiring and buying graduation gowns charged by Ede & Ravenscroft, a specialist tailor recommended by most universities for graduation attire.
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Mini-BOTs – Italy’s controversial currency
Italy has been in economic crisis for the past ten years – now, it has a potential solution in the form of the mini-BOT, but it has been argued that this could lead to even greater trouble, both for the country and the European Union. What is the mini-BOT, and...
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