Warwick falls eight places in the QS World University Rankings 2020
The University of Warwick has fallen eight places in the QS World University Rankings table for 2020.
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Peruvian university revealed to have a fake façade by drone photographs
The fake façade has been deemed as a “a symbol of the façade that is the Peruvian university system.”
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Thoughts on the ‘perfect’ summer body
Evianne Suen shares her tumultuous journey of extreme fitness, calorie counting and learning to accept her body. She encourages us to stop obsessing with the 'summer body' and work on maintenance and health.
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Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark
With a new installment in the Spider-Man film franchise coming in July, Isabel Alexander explores why the Broadway show flopped.
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Ozone-Depleting CFCs Traced to China
Claire Coulthard reports on the release of thousands of tonnes of banned CFC gasses from factories in north-eastern China.
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Students support parental involvement in a mental health crisis
Two-thirds of sudents support universities disclosing information to parents in a mental health crisis, a survey has found.
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“Everything you’d expect of a student show”: a preview of ‘Takin’ it Easy, 1916′
Jasmine Parker previews Smirk Theatre's 'Takin' it Easy, 1916', which will be going to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer.
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In defence of the Women of Westeros
Cally Salter discusses the treatment and portrayal of female characters in Game of Thrones throughout its eight season run.
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E3 2019: The Boar’s Best Moments
The lead into E3 2019 had me sceptical. Both Sony and EA were not officially attending, and other developers decided to produce video presentations to announce their new products rather than delivering the standard conference we are used to. But, whilst there were some disappointments (the lack of gameplay for...
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X-Men: Dark Phoenix: Review
Reece Goodall reviews 'X-Men: Dark Phoenix', the final instalment in the long-running superhero franchise.
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Sharp rise in burglaries across areas populated by Warwick students
Burglaries in Leamington Spa and Earlsdon, areas in which the University of Warwick student population is dense, have increased significantly in the last academic year.
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Eurovision song contest should be about unity, not politics
Rachel Blackburn discusses the most recent Eurovision song contest and the way in which it had become far too politicised.
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It’s time to be sustainable, period
There's a "bloody" easy way to be more sustainable - with your period! Make your menstrual cycle eco-friendly with Meg Colborne's tips.
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