Drama at Warwick: Get Involved!
Rhys Clarke gives advice on how to get involved in drama at Warwick, from Freshblood to Comedy society, and even The Boar Arts!
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Student degree classification challenges rise to almost 50%
The number of undergraduates at Russell Group institutions who have challenged their degree classification has increased by 49% since 2014.
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England earn a 2-2 draw in the Ashes after Australia loses the 5th Test
As this fabulous summer of cricket, and sports in general, comes to a close, the Ashes offered up a final test that England won to level the series. With the urn already retained by Australia, England put in their most convincing performance of the series. In a large part, they...
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Ad Astra: Review
Giles Allen-Bowden reviews 'Ad Astra', the Brad Pitt-led exploration into space in search of a missing astronaut.
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Facing imposter syndrome at university
Do you ever feel like you're not good enough? Megan Benham shares her experience of coping with imposter syndrome while at university.
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Target of 50% of young people attending university achieved
The percentage of young people in England attending university has exceeded 50% for the first time.
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Creative Arts, Sports Sciences and Media Studies top lowest-earning degrees list
Graduates of Creative Arts, Sports Sciences and Media Studies are among the lowest earning degrees one year after graduation.
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Football Manager 2020 New Features
Excitement is starting to fill the air as we crawl towards the release of Football Manager 2020. Sports Interactive added to the excitement rippling across the Football Manager community recently by announcing five new features that will be coming to FM20 ahead of the game’s full release in about two...
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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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