Warwick students from Hong Kong erect “Lennon Wall” at the Piazza
A group of students at the University of Warwick from Hong Kong have erected a "Lennon Wall" at the Piazza.
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A group of students at the University of Warwick from Hong Kong have erected a "Lennon Wall" at the Piazza.
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No-platforming has become increasingly common at UK universities. George Campkin discusses whether or not it is a justified policy.
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The importance of developed games characters
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Jamie Burgess investigates whether Google has reached quantum supremacy.
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Illusions of glamour and decadence underlined by a sense of doom – what is it about ‘Video Games’ that characterises the 2010s. Since her breakthrough in 2011, Lana Del Rey’s music has embodied the vision of an idealised Americana, the dying American dream disguised by nostalgic fantasies of red lipstick and romance.
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Eight days of strike action are set to take place at the University of Warwick by members of the University and College Union (UCU).
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Pokemon Go had its first paid, global event ‘A Colossal Discovery’ on Saturday 2 November. Players across the world had access to exclusive missions and rewards, as well as being granted the opportunity to catch a Regigigas before anyone else. The event was a chance for Niantic to showcase the...
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Alicia writes about her experiences in a consulting summer internship, where she learnt many valuable skills.
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Luisa Webster breaks down the reasons why we should all be watching more foreign language cinema, at home and in cinemas.
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Are you worried about finding an off-campus house for next year? Carina Troche shares some handy tips to take some of the stress away.
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Debate has risen over the effect of the general election voting date on the turnout of university students.
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For most people, starting university is their first experience of living away from home. Staying in halls is an amazing way to transition to independent living: learning to cook for yourself, doing your own laundry and generally managing your time however you like, aside from the time you spend studying....
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There was only ever one game that I truly played when I was younger. The only game I invested my time into and thoroughly enjoyed. This summer, I decided to pick up my bow-and-arrow made from the bones of Alduin himself and re-entered The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Firing up...
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