Warwick’s problems run far deeper than dropping out of the top ten
Steph Campbell provides an overview on the issues in Warwick University, and how dropping out of the top ten is only a drop in the ocean.
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What Ramadan means to me
Mariam Vadaria reflects on the personal significance of Ramadan, exploring the joy, unity and challenges that the month brings.
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Anti-abortion group approved at University of Aberdeen amid legal action
An anti-abortion group at the University of Aberdeen has won a presence on campus after launching legal action against the University and its student association.
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US billionaire pays off student debt of entire graduating class
Robert F. Smith, a billionaire technology investor announces to Morehouse College graduating class that he would pay off their student debt
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Marvel and its music problem
Reece Goodall examines the soundtrack of the MCU and Marvel's failure to create a lasting musical impression.
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Summer watchlist 2019
A brief rundown of the hottest film releases of the summer months, a checklist for a great season of cinema.
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Parents of Bristol student who took her own life to sue university
The parents of a Bristol University student who took her own life last year are taking legal action against the university.
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Warwick students vote for SU to declare a climate emergency
The results for this term’s All Student Vote (ASV) have been revealed, and all motions will be passed. Polling opened online on Tuesday 21 May and closed at 12pm on Friday 24 May.
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Commute Boredom Killers: The Best Games to Play!
The bus is the bane of any student’s life. Have a nine AM? Well, you don’t live on campus anymore – you can’t roll out of bed at 10 minutes to the hour and still make it on time. Finish at five PM? Don’t expect to get home any time...
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How should we tackle Islamophobia?
On Friday 15 March, New Zealand’s capital suffered two consecutive terrorist attacks, in which 50 Islamic worshippers at the Al Noor Mosque and the Linwood Islamic Center were killed, and 50 more injured. The perpetrator was a 28-year-old Australian white supremacist with links to the alt-right, and his actions have...
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Mediocrity or Immortality: Eight titles in-a-row for Celtic
When Brendan Rodgers swapped Celtic for Leicester City in February his decision was met with widespread derision, at least it was north of the border. The Parkhead faithful were quick to make their feelings known, accusing Rodgers of trading “immortality for mediocrity”, labelling the former-Liverpool manager a “fraud”. Just three months...
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Why Trump Will (Probably) Win: The Democratic Party 2020
In a considered survey of the Democrat's 2020 election hopefuls, Reece Goodall realises that we're probably all doomed. We're sorry.
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A week without makeup
Makeup lover, Georgia Simcox challenged herself to a week without makeup, and even extended the challenge to ten days. Could you take on the challenge?
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