Many language students have year abroad cancelled
The coronavirus pandemic has caused some universities to cancel years abroad, while others are
scrambling to find viable alternatives.
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Warwick’s student writing: an interview with young author Johnnie Lowery
Publishing a novel as a student is certainly an achievement, and so Lauren Nicholson interviews Warwick student writer Johnnie Lowery about his book 'Six Added Minutes'
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Pride Month reflections: being black and LGBT+
In honour of Pride Month, Celia Bergin shares her experience with being black and LGBT+ as well as exploring how identities are shaped within these communities.
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Currents ‘The Way It Ends’ review: an unrelenting maelstrom of power
With an almost perfect debut, Currents have managed to beat the second album curse: 'The Way It Ends' is no moshpit fodder.
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League Two Play-Offs: Colchester and Cheltenham take first steps towards Wembley
The lowest rung of the English professional football ladder was the trail-blazer for the rest of the EFL as the League Two Play-Offs began behind-closed-doors. Colchester United and Cheltenham Town were the teams to put one foot towards Wembley before the second legs on Monday. The day began with something...
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Up to 10% of British students may defer their university places, UCAS chief officer says
Up to 10% of British students may defer their university places, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) has said.
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The science of Dalgona Coffee
If, by now, you have not heard of Dalgona coffee, or at least seen a thumbnail for a Youtube video wherein an aesthetically pleasing cup of coffee is displayed against a (typically) white background, then you have either lost your phone/laptop or are lying and I don’t believe you. Searching...
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Black History: Why should we decolonise the curriculum?
Since George Floyd’s death, there has been a flurry of awareness for the inequality that black people face both in the United States and around the world, thanks to the Black Lives Matter movement. In the United Kingdom, the statue of Edward Colston was finally toppled in Bristol after years...
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Britain’s dark imperial past must be put on the school curriculum
Lucy Martin argues that decolonising the school curriculum is necessary and overdue.
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Scottish students could face an end to free tuition
Free university tuition for Scottish students may end as a result of the coronavirus-linked financial crisis, a leading educationalist has warned.
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LGBTQ+ reads: ‘Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe’
Claudia Benitez reviews 'Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe' and praises how well it deals with themes like race and ethnicity, sexuality and general teenage problems of understanding oneself
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A taste of sun: foods that define my summer
As summer is fast approaching, Hannah Drew explains how summer foods are often tied to our best summer memories and shares some of her personal favourite summer meals.
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Phoebe Bridgers ‘Punisher’ review: laments of love and loneliness
Phoebe Bridgers' sophomore effort is one of delicate beauty and tenderness: however, it is not without the pangs of pain and stabs of anger that makes not just how she sings but also what she chooses to sing about so compelling.
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