Bar staff are human too
Giles Allen-Bowden shares his experiences of working in a bar, touching on topics of harassment, respect and knowing when to walk away.
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Hit the books, Boris: political advice the PM can learn from literature
With the current state of UK politics, Lucie Carr takes the morals of well-loved fairytales and suggests how our PM could learn from them
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Campus car parking prices set to increase from 1 October
Parking prices at car parks across the University of Warwick’s campus are set to increase from the 1 October.
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Universities must follow through on access and participation plans, regulator warns
The Office for Students (OfS) has warned that universities must follow through on their access and participation targets set out in their published plans.
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Essentials to remember when packing for Warwick
Lily Thwaites reminds you of what you should pack for Warwick, that you may have forgotten when trying to get all the essentials in.
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Antibiotic resistance is dangerously rising: my experience with a superbug
Melissa Martin recounts her experience with battling a superbug, arguing that we should be focusing as much on antibiotic resistance than climate change.
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To gym, or not to gym?
To gym, or not to gym, that is the question. With gym memberships being extortionately expensive, but there being so many benefits to going to the gym, should you splash out? Darcey Edkins weighs up the pros and cons.
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Bristol University offers students accommodation 30 miles away in Wales
The University of Bristol has offered students accommodation across the border in Wales after running out of space on campus.
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Everything you should know as an international student coming to Warwick
As an international student, moving to the UK for university was an extremely overwhelming and nerve-racking experience for me. Not only was it my first time away from home, but I was also going to be living in a completely different country all on my own. In my time at Warwick, I have definitely experienced several of the struggles international students may encounter. Nevertheless, my time abroad has been one of the most fun and gratifying experiences I have had yet. If you are an international student moving to Warwick and are feeling all of the above, never fear, because I’m here to give you an insider’s perspective on everything you should know as an international student coming to the UK, as well as tips and tricks to prepare for British student life.
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The US loses their 78-game basketball winning streak to Australia
A penny for Greg Popovich’s thoughts. The USA coach could be forgiven for wondering what on earth he had gotten himself into as he watched Patty Mills put up 30 points during Australia’s historic 98-94 victory over his US side. A squad he hoped would contain Anthony Davis and Damian...
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“Broader benefits” of university should be promoted, says Universities UK
Universities UK (UUK) has called on the government to promote the “broader benefits” of higher education, after a poll found that only 1 in 3 (34%) students consider their future salary when applying for university.
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Sex and disability: it’s not one-size-fits-all
In honour of Sexual Health Week 2019, Isabelle Atkins discusses its theme: sex and disability. She opens up the conversation and argues that sex education should be inclusive and accessible.
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Why celebrity eco-hypocrites are doing more harm than good
Full confession – I never used to buy into global warning and the need for environmental protection. There were numerous reasons, but the major one is that I never saw an eco-activist who wasn’t a hypocrite. If you undermine your argument, why should I buy it? And now, as climate...
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