Dr Priyamvada Gopal, an English teaching fellow based at King’s College, Cambridge has, with “deep regret”, decided to stop teaching following a series of incidents with the porters who were based at her college.
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Students at Charles Sturt University in Australia are facing an investigation following a "politically incorrect" themed party with Vice-Chancellor Andrew Vann condemning their "offensive behaviour".
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As a history student, I’m no stranger to women being invisible players in history, with people often not appreciating that women, like their male counterparts, faced hardships and interesting experiences. This is true even moving into contemporary history. One of the biggest events in the 20th century, I would argue,...
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After a hectic term filled with hard work and deadlines, the prospect of having five weeks off at home made me apprehensive of how I would spend my free time when revising. As someone who loves travel, I wished I was jet-setting off to somewhere sunny. However, I found my...
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Alice Marmara reflects on her personal experience with pressure in exams and how she believes the pressure can impact others.
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Every year, thousands of people like ourselves leave school and decide to go to university in pursuit of a degree. In a world where it is becoming increasingly competitive to get a job, university for many is the natural step to take after completing school in the hope of standing...
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Analysis of the latest published Department for Education figures have revealed that, while women are more likely to go into further education or employment, women earn less than men from the moment they graduate.
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With weather warnings and a viral Facebook post, the issue of homelessness has been brought to the front of public attention once again, with Warwickshire County Council promising to pledge £650,000 to combat the issue.
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In 2016, UOB used near to 54,000 animals for research including 52,455 mice used in labs, 1,385 rats, 798 fish and 90 frogs and newts.
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Arthur Miller’s 1955 tragic play A View from the Bridge is the latest offering from the Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS), and does not disappoint. The play deals with what America represented to the outside world in the post-war era: a beacon of hope for immigrants. This theme is brought...
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James Bond, a character crafted by the imagination of Ian Fleming, is not only one of the most recognisable literary characters but is also an icon of British culture and identity. Through fourteen novels and nine short stories, as well as a movie franchise that has grossed over $7 billion,...
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When I think back to some of my favourite books and some of the best-loved books of all time, many were written by female authors. From English lessons exploring the Yorkshire moors with Cathy and Heathcliff in Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, to wishing I attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry...
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How does Warwick help refugees? Alice Marmara spoke to the University and campus- based society Student Action for Refugees to find out.
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