Opinion Matrix: Brexit response and what it means for us
What effect will Brexit have on us as students, and what do Warwick students think of the Brexit result?
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Andrew Armstrong
Euro 2016: a political display of a frustrated Europe
Right up until the fighting started, Euro 2016 looked like great fun. Even afterwards the heady cocktail of bonhomie, violence, and first touches is as fascinating as a work hung in the Louvre, at least from afar. It’s a mess, but this display of a continent still ill at ease, and changing...
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Who’s responsible for London’s rip-off rents?
Andrew Armstrong looks at the what we can learn about the recent General Election from examining the stock market and London's ridiculously priced rents
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Five charged with murder following Coventry nightclub attack
Five men have been charged with murder following the death of a 24 year man at a popular Coventry nightclub.
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Tête-à-tête: Do you support or condemn assisted dying?
Andrew Armstrong and Zoë Morall battle it out: is assisted dying morally and ethically acceptable?
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Poor countries spend more on richer pupils
Poorer children in developing countries damaged by government policy allocating more educational resources to rich students, says Unicef research.
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University of Warwick agrees to pay Prof Docherty’s legal costs
The University of Warwick has agreed to pay the legal costs of Prof Docherty’s case. He was suspended by the University over claims that on three occasions he projected negative body language and made insubordinate comments.
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Warwick Rowers return from press tour of America
Raising awareness of the issue of homophobia in sport, the Warwick Naked Rowers launched their fundraising efforts in America with a press tour of the country in early December.
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UCU launches petition following redundancy threats
The University and College Union has launched a petition against the threat of compulsory redundancies within Warwick Medical School.
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Vince Cable opens hub for engineering research at Warwick
A hub for engineering research worth £1 billion was opened on campus last week by Vince Cable, secretary of state for Business, Innovation and Skills.
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FREEDOM! Hang on… we voted no?
Andrew Armstrong tells us that the "no" vote to Scottish independence is just the beginning
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Campus-dwellers concerned about rats near accommodation
A large number of sightings of rats have been recorded during the first weeks of term, with students describing repeated glimpses of the rodents close to Lakeside and Rootes residences.
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Leam strip club’s license renewed by narrow vote
Shades, a ‘gentlemen’s’ club in Leamington, has had its Licence for Sexual Entertainment renewed after a narrow 7:7 split vote by the Warwick Licensing and Regulatory Committee.
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