All Warwick students in Brussels are safe
The University of Warwick has confirmed that all students spending time on their year abroad in Brussels have been reached and found to be safe.
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Ted Crowson elected as sports sabbatical officer
Chemistry student Ted Crowson has been elected as sports sabbatical officer.
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Global Student Stories: New Zealand, India and the USA
This week's Global Student Stories come from India, New Zealand and the USA, covering student protests, the reopening of a university following a student death, and measures to get more students to enter higher education.
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Teacher training at Warwick graded “outstanding”
Ofsted has graded teacher training courses for primary and secondary school at Warwick's Centre for Professional Education (CPE) as “outstanding”, in its latest inspection report.
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Proposal for tuition fees to be able to rise in line with inflation
Universities in England will be able to increase tuition fees in line with inflation, if they can prove that they provide a high quality standard of teaching, universities minister Jo Johnson has proposed.
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Thrifty Cook Book Free For Freshers
Warwick has released a cookery book, bringing together recipes from academics and students working alongside the vice-chan- cellor’s wife, Lynda Thrift.
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Warwick is UK’s 6th best university: the Times
The University of Warwick has risen two places to sixth position on the Times and Sunday Times' University League Table 2016.
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Over 1000 freshers join unofficial Warwick Freshers’ group
An unofficial Warwick University Freshers’ group has appeared on Facebook, gathering 1,000+ more members than the official Students' Union (SU) group in early August.
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SU bus survey results are released
Results of the Students' Union's (SU) bus survey have been made public, revealing that 82.5 per cent of those who took part in the survey found that buses were regularly too full for them to take.
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Warwick research aids understanding of cancer development
Researchers at the University of Warwick have discovered a cell structure called 'the mesh' which could aid scientists' understanding of the development of cancer cells.
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New statistics reveal students tend to be honest and get their desired career
43 per cent of recent graduates have found full time employment in the career of their choice since leaving university, according to the results of a study by Endsleigh, an insurance provider partially aimed at students.
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RAG walks on hot coals
Warwick Raising and Giving (RAG) members embarked on a ‘Firewalk’ between 11am and 4pm on Tuesday 16 June, raising money for charities of their choice. Gathered at the piazza, participants were first provided with safety precautions and a workshop before attempting to cross the hot coals. 80 tickets were sold...
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Library thieves steal students’ stuff
Two laptops have gone missing from the University library during the first two weeks of term three. Both had been left unattended by the owners.
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