The ultimate student guide to Leamington Spa
Georgie Young raves about Royal Leamington Spa, giving us an in-depth guide to everything there is to do in the student-populated spa town.
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Human – AI symbiosis: Marketing ploy or the future of humanity?
In July, South African businessman Elon Musk announced his application to the American Food and Drug Association (FDA) for permission to commence human testing on a revolutionary new brain implant, the NeuraLink. The implant, Musk hopes, will create a “symbiosis with artificial intelligence,” by enabling a human user to control...
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How Television made Boris Johnson our Prime Minister
Reece Goodall analyses the presentation of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on television, suggesting it has played a significant part in his election.
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Jo Johnson quits as Conservative MP and universities minister
Universities and science minister Jo Johnson has announced that he is standing down as a Conservative MP and quitting as a minister.
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First Warwick District Extinction Rebellion meeting to be held in Leamington on Saturday
Warwick District's branch of the non-violent civil disobedience movement Extinction Rebellion will hold their first meeting in Leamington Spa on Saturday, the group reports.
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America must tackle its media before it can change its gun laws
Gun control is, for perfectly understandable reasons, an emotional and difficult subject matter to examine. Indeed, the crimes that are atrocious enough to ignite yet another iteration of the tired old debate regarding the implementation of stricter gun control laws in the U.S. are often crimes that warrant a period...
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Review: ‘The Three Killers’ by Warwick student Reece Goodall
Georgia Simcox reviews the debut new crime novel 'The Three Killers' by Warwick student Reece Goodall and shares her thoughts on the book
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Studying Abroad: Life experiences and embracing the moment
Studying abroad can either be one of the best experiences you have or an experience to completely forget. During my time at university, I have been fortunate enough to undergo two academic changes, one at the University of Waterloo in Canada for eight months, and one at Tsinghua University, China, for two weeks. Both of these experiences took place under different contexts with different objectives yet, both taught me valuable lessons that I needed.
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University of Portsmouth SU bar closes as alcohol sales decline
The University of Portsmouth has announced that it will close its Students' Union (SU) bar after alcohol sales have dropped by 20% year on year over four years.
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UCU calls for EU citizens’ rights to be protected in case of no-deal Brexit
The University and College Union (UCU) has called on the Prime Minister to guarantee the rights of EU citizens in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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Da Vinci discovery: the importance of lost art
Jasmine Morris explains the importance of the discovery of a new Da Vinci sketch in the National Gallery's latest exhibition.
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A potential tech breakup? Why antitrust is going after Big Tech
While Big Tech companies remain in the media, antitrust legistlaion is catching up in the US and Europe amid competition fears.
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Labour support among UK students drops to four year low
The Labour Party’s support among UK students has almost halved in 18 months, according to a survey conducted by research agency YouthSight.
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