Early general election reportedly aimed at restricting student votes
The prime minister's campaign team has reportedly admitted that an early general election was favourable as it could limit student votes.
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Matt Western calls on Warwick District Council to disclose relocation costs
Warwick and Leamington MP Matt Western has called on Warwick District Council (WDC) to reveal how much was used to fund their headquarters relocation plan, which has now been scrapped.
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Goldsmiths students warn occupation of university building ‘just the start’ against racial equality
Students at Goldsmiths, University of London have warned vice-chancellors of more protests in the future if racial issues on the campus are not addressed.
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Why ‘boring’ Belgium is nothing but a myth
Having never been to Belgium before, except for a two-day trip as part of a French society tour last year, I really didn’t know what to expect. With my family and friends quietly reminding me that ‘Belgium is the most boring country in Europe’, I was quite concerned about what spending my whole summer there would be like. What I have discovered is that whilst Belgium isn’t often picked as a typical summer holiday destination, my preconceived ideas about the country were frankly wrong.
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Over half of leaders at top universities in post less than five years
More than half of leaders of the top universities in the world have held their position for less than five years, analysis by Times Higher Education (THE) has revealed.
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Smash Ultimate Dream DLC Picks
In the recent Nintendo Direct, it was announced that Fatal Fury’s Terry Bogard would be the latest DLC fighter coming to Super Smash Bros Ultimate. But that was not the most exciting news for Smash fans. Nintendo announced that there are even more DLC fighters in development, leading to tons...
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Kenilworth Arts Festival returns next week
Kenilworth Arts Festival, created by former Warwick students, is set to return next week for its fourth year, running from 19-28 September.
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Hampton University offers free term to students displaced by Hurricane Dorian
Following the tragic events of Hurricane Dorian, Hampton University announced that it will be offering displaced Bahamian students a free term at the university. The agreement is between Hampton University and the University of Bahamas-North.
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Breakthrough in solar cell research made by Warwick chemists
Manpreet Kaur reports on advances made by Warwick academics in the field of solar cell science.
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Boris Johnson: In office, but a million miles from power
Luke James discusses the recent developments in the reign of Boris Johnson, arguing that he continues to be a million miles from power.
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DIY: How to transform your student room
Are you worried that your student room might look bare? This is Sophie Laughton's DIY guide to making your student room into a cosy home.
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British Science Festival 2019 comes to campus and Coventry City Centre
This year's British Science Festival will be held at a selection of venues across Coventry and the University of Warwick from 10-13 September.
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Swansea University freshers’ halls of residence see construction delay
A £22m flagship student development at Swansea University will not be open in time for the start of the academic year as planned.
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