Research roundup: Warwick’s summer breakthroughs
Reece Goodall reports on fascinating new research carried out by Warwick scientists during summer.
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A royal flush: gold toilet stolen from Blenheim Palace
Rhys Clarke documents the recent disappearance of a gold toilet from Blenheim Palace, attempting to get to the bottom of the issue.
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Kerry Hudson in Conversation: Kenilworth Arts Festival
Lydia Atkins reviews the Kerry Hudson in Conversation event at the Kenilworth Arts Festival and wries on the highlights of the talk
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Body shaming on the stage
Isabella McRae condemns an opera reviewer's crude remarks about Katheryn Lewek and the epidemic of body shaming on stage.
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SciTech’s hangover survival guide
Theo Wolf reports on some of the more common hangover cures and explores whether there is any scientific truth to them.
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Warwick students respond to Leamington residents’ waste complaints
University of Warwick students renting accommodation in Leamington have responded to locals' complaints regarding leftover waste and items.
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Warwick SU welcomes University’s climate emergency declaration, statement reads
Warwick Students' Union (SU) has released a statement in response to the University's declaration of a 'climate emergency' last Friday.
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#MeToo in Fiction: Kenilworth Arts Festival
Lydia Atkins reviews the '#MeToo in Fiction' event at the Kenilworth Arts Festival 2019 and writes on the highlights of the talk.
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How not to kill your houseplants at university
Struggling to keep your cacti alive? Well, struggle no more. Lydia Atkins shares how to keep your houseplants alive and happy at university.
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Combat fresher’s flu with the help of science
Manpreet Kaur investigates how science can help combat the infamous fresher's flu.
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Electronic structure of a semiconductor device visualised for first time
Manpreet Kaur reports on a collaboration between University of Warwick and University of Washington researchers, which allowed the first ever visualisation of the electronic structure in a semiconductor.
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The Augar Report: why it does not benefit students
The Augar Report seeks to create a fairer system for students, but results in a regressive system for poorer students.
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University of Leeds withdraws £3.6m fossil fuel investments
The University of Leeds has withdrawn £3.6m of investments in fossil fuel extractors including Total, Shell and BP.
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