Exploring Tradition: Pride around the world
For LGBT+ Pride Month, Ethan Martindale delves into the history of Pride and explores how parades and protests differ between countries.
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The problem with celebrating the Platinum Jubilee
Amber Bentley discusses the Platinum Jubilee and explains why celebrating this landmark event for the Queen might be problematic.
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“How can I be sexist?” My experience of ‘performative male feminism’ at Warwick
Caitlin Scott recounts her experience of sexism from so-called 'male feminists' at Warwick.
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Increasing student loan interest rates make university inaccessible
Noah Keate discusses the dangers of raising the student loan rate.
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Max Verstappen: the predictable feature in an unpredictable year
The Gilles Villeneuve circuit has a tendency to throw up a twist or two. Think back to Button in 2011, Vettel in 2019, and Schumacher in 1999. The circuit promises overtaking, mistakes and, as Saturday proved, variable weather. In motorsport, driving in the wet can make or break a driver....
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Rate of offers for University-applying A-Level students falls
The offer rate for A-Level students from top universities fell to 55% following an effort to stabilise numbers after the pandemic, and due to the growing young adult population, according to a report by UCAS.
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Newly created role ‘Director of Student Experience’ at University of Warwick filled by Adele Browne
Adele Browne has been hired by the University of Warwick to fill the new role of Director of Student Experience where she will be expected to lead a team to improve and enhance student experience at Warwick.
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Civil service pauses fast-track graduate scheme to cut numbers
The civil service is freezing its popular fast-track graduate scheme in 2023 to accommodate for job cuts within the civil service. This move, which is expected to last for at least one year, comes after the government revealed plans to reduce the size of the civil service to 2016...
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Leamington Spa cookbook created for managing cost-of-living crisis
A Leamington based community recipe book has been created to help manage the cost-of-living crisis.
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The importance of translated fiction
Helen Hall discusses the merits of translated fiction, and why it is such an important feature on bookshelves.
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Analysis: The Story of Binley Mega Chippy
How does a little-known chip shop on the outskirts of Coventry become a TikTok sensation with queues out the door and its very own song? That is what many have been wondering since Binley Mega Chippy became a viral hit, having previously been unknown.
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The full story of Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi’s visit to Warwick, one month on
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi visited the University of Warwick exactly one month ago today, on 27 May, after being invited and hosted by the University of Warwick Conservative Association (UWCA). This is the story, from the start to the end, of how it was promoted, opposed, protested, attended, and reported nationally.
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Most UK universities are unaware of student suicide rates, investigation finds
The majority of universities in the UK do not know how many of their students take their own lives, an investigation by National World has revealed. They submitted a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to all universities in the UK regarding how many suicides had occurred amongst their student bodies...
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