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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Students at Bristol University organise rent strike against private letting agent
Students at Bristol University have called for a rent strike against private housing agents Digs.
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Obituaries for term three (I)
With coronavirus resulting in the cancellation of term three, Lucy Martin mourns those moments that are unique to the final few weeks of the year.
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‘Changes’ review: the devolution of Bieber
Although Justin Bieber may be developing on his latest album Changes, Bailey Agbhai argues not for the better.
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Why Marvel’s Snowflake and Safespace miss the mark
Reece Goodall examines the backlash of Marvel's new superheroes Snowflake and Safespace and how they represent everything they're meant to be against
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Defiance of distance: staying connected to family abroad
As someone who lives in a different country to loved ones, Darcey Edkins explains how to maintain connections with family abroad.
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Is Eddie Jones the right coach to lead England to the future?
In a recent statement from Rugby Football Union (RFU) boss Bill Sweeney it was announced that Eddie Jones’ contract would be extended until 2023. Jones will now coach the England team through to the next World Cup, set to be held in France. There have been some questions raised about...
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