Universities facing fines for giving out low offers to secure students
Universities could face fines of up to half a million pounds over the Easter break, to secure students from rival universities, the government has warned.
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‘Lockdown Lit’: a video anthology to keep creativity thriving
Lauren Nicholson shares 'Lockdown Lit', a video anthology of people's work from stories to essays, with insights from one of its creators and former Warwick student, Samuel Dodson
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The importance of being creative during bleak times
With the uncertain and difficult times we are living in currently, Sadia Nowshin discusses how being creative can help to ease stress.
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Ben Stokes deservedly named world’s leading cricketer
Wisden, cricket’s annual reference book, has named England all-rounder Ben Stokes as the leading cricketer in the world for 2019. Few could find cause to complain, as Stokes’ World Cup and Ashes heroics not only brought England on-field success, but diverted the national conversation towards cricket. It is no surprise...
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Students prefer online assessments over cancellation amid coronavirus outbreak
A survey conducted by the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) and YouthSight, has found that students would prefer their assessments to continue online than to be cancelled.
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A year on from the Varsity Blues Scandal: what has changed?
March 2019 marked the beginning of a media frenzy surrounding a criminal conspiracy that enveloped the undergraduate admissions processes of many well regarded American universities. Operation Varsity Blues saw a college consultant from California, William Rick Singer, accused of helping affluent parents during college applications so that their children could...
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‘Doctor Who’: Ascension of the Cybermen
Nick Alford reviews Doctor Who series 12 episode 9, commenting on how the rather lacklustre main plot is outshone by an intriguing sub-plot.
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Enter Shikari’s Rou Reynolds talks electronica, experimentation and enduring the epidemic
Cerys Turner chats to Enter Shikari frontman Rou Reynolds on their dystopian new album Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible, how classical music influenced the record, and gets the lowdown on how they've been adapting to lockdown.
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‘The Hunt’ offers an entertaining B-movie time at the cinema
Dominic Thornton reviews The Hunt, a film recently released in cinemas willing to satarise politics in the form of a battle royale film.
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Tom Nook’s lessons in finance
A long-awaited, new instalment of the Animal Crossing series is finally here, and although some things may have changed, others will always stay the same. We may have been transported to a desert island for the first time, but we’re once again in debt to Tanuki businessman Tom Nook. Nook...
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Maintaining a long-distance relationship under quarantine
The uncertainty surrounding when we'll get to see loved ones again is hard. Meg Seymour reassures those in long-distance relationships.
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Reviewed: what we learned about the Elite League in 2020
Among a swelling contingent of ice hockey fans from across the country, I was meant to be in Nottingham today to watch the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) arrive at its deafening crescendo. For obvious reasons, British ice hockey’s annual pilgrimage to the Playoff Finals Weekend wasn’t to be, leaving...
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University of Warwick students organise rent strike against private landlords
A group of Warwick students have organised a rent strike to protest landlords demanding rent in wake of Term 3 being moved online.
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