Data security at risk at Warwick, audit report reveals
The University of Warwick has data security issues, which have been hidden from students and staff, according to a report.
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Quaran-time for theatre: the best theatre shows available from your living room
Jack Butler takes a humorous view on life in isolation and discusses the best places to go to still get your fix of theatre.
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Cartoon: Things to do at home
Alexandra Cole depicts 'innovative' suggestions of how to stay busy at home in self-isolation.
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‘The Mandalorian’: season 1 review
Giles Allen-Bowden reviews season one of Disney+’s 'The Mandalorian', reflecting on its success to reinvigorate the Star Wars franchise.
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Is Coventry’s City of Culture a lost cause?
Since the city’s successful bid for the title of City of Culture (CofC) in 2021, renovations to the city’s central hub have been well underway in a number of areas. The introduction of new restaurants to transform the Cathedral Lanes shopping centre, remodelling well-frequented areas to make them more aesthetically...
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The familiar formula of the music biopic
Ben Parsons tells us why we should be weary of music biopics and what they could mean for the film industry at large.
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Most UK university applicants still setting sights on undergraduate study
Almost nine in 10 undergraduate applicants still intend to start university this autumn, despite the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Obituaries for term three (II)
In our second tribute to term three, Emily Donoghue reflects on why summer at Warwick was her favourite time of the year.
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Protest, passivity and punk: Thatcher’s legacy on the music scene
Thatcher, Britain's indelible female PM, had a wide-reaching impact on music too, pioneering both movements of punk and passitivity with her policies. Lucy Martin explores the lasting power her legacy had on the industry.
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A new oil glut: the OPEC+ fallout
“We haven’t seen anything like this.” That’s the current consensus from global energy traders and analysts, as oil prices have plunged to multi-year lows amid the price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia and the coronavirus crisis. The world’s top oil exporter, Saudi Arabia, initiated a price war with Russia...
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Reliving the magic of Wimbledon and the All England Club
When I heard the news that Wimbledon 2020 was cancelled, I was devastated. Last Summer I braved the infamous queue outside the All England Club in SW19, sitting on the grass in a snaking queue for five hours and 30-degree heat on day six of The Championships. I gripped the...
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BREAKING: Details of online Summer assessments announced
The University of Warwick has announced further details for intermediate and final year online assessments.
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How gamers are squading up against Covid-19
As enforced isolations and lockdowns sweep the globe to slow the spread of Covid-19, it is easier than ever to feel scared and alone. The news is filled with anxiety-provoking stories of people facing innumerable struggles; for many, each day brings new challenges and the fear that any of us...
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