We’ve probably all thought about how different university life will be when we can finally return to campus. There’ll be no hope of wild nights in Smack or circling in the Copper Rooms, at least for the foreseeable future. We’ll have to put masks in our bags alongside our phones,...
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Francesca Johnson looks at Audia Richmond's tips on how to turn your book into a best-seller and considers whether they are anything more than common sense
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Tasha Hardaker explores her personal journey of overcoming adversity and learning to love herself, without relying on others.
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The Belgian Grand Prix was full of highs for Mercedes and Red Bull, but not every team had a happy weekend. An embarrassing performance for Ferrari saw Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc come 13th and 14th respectively, outside of the points on pure speed. It was the team’s worst showing...
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The University of Warwick has issued guidance to keep students and local communities safe off campus.
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Reece Goodall shares a heartwarming short story about love lost and found.
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A prominent law professor at Yale Law School has been suspended for two years after an investigation by the university that he sexually harassed students.
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One of the most interesting avenues of scientific research is the development of a useful quantum computer. Quantum computation could transform industry and knowledge, as it would enable calculations that are orders of magnitude faster than today’s supercomputers. The problem is that a stream of errors crops up while performing...
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Reece Goodall reviews the BBC sitcom 'Semi-Detached', reflecting on its clever comedic writing and its cast who bring their bonkers characters to life, while commenting on the first series' shortcomings.
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22 August marked a pivotal moment for our planet – the annual Earth Overshoot Day (EOD). It’s the point where scientists say that we’ve used up all the ecological resources the planet can produce in 12 months, and now every resource we consume is being taken from the future. Although...
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Can travel play a role in eliminating bias? Rose Downtown argues that it can and how to make the most of travelling to new places.
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Charlotte Earl looks at the impact the coming recession may have on students and graduates.
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Russia has dismissed the head of its national anti-doping agency, Rusada. The country’s Olympic committee accused him of presiding over serious financial violations, but Yuri Ganus argued that he was instead being removed because of his zero-tolerance approach to doping. Ganus was appointed three years ago to help clean up...
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