Will you stay ‘friends’ with your fresher friends?
Ann Yip reveals the numbers behind the first-year experiences of Warwick students
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Women Against Feminism: a contradiction?
Ann Yip looks at the Women against Feminism movement with a critical eye
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UCU skeptical of proposed job cuts in Medical School and Life Sciences
Around eight hundred members of staff have been warned that their departments are under-performing and that the University will be initiating cost efficiency plans
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Naked women rowers’ Facebook page unbanned
Warwick Rowing's women's naked calendar was banned after it was deemed to contain "explicitly sexual content" on Wednesday 16 July and reinstated on Friday 18
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UCU condemns University’s legal firm for ‘undermining freedom of speech’
SGH Martineau published a post that likened the Suarez biting incident to academics who "have the potential to damage their employer’s brand"
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Editor’s Letter: ‘Billiards: a blokes’ game?’
Ann Yip explores the difficulty of being a female billiards player, and the patriarchal culture it has become.
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Sorry, I didn’t intend to be ‘skinny’: the complaints of a foodie
Self-confessed food lover Ann Yip tells us why being called skinny is not always a compliment
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Suspended professor prevented from attending conference on campus
Literature professor Thomas Docherty was denied attendance at a UCU conference at the Arts Centre but was allowed to have a written statement read out
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Warwick Labour and Anti-Racism society in dispute
There has been a dispute between Warwick Labour and Warwick Anti-Racism society concerning alleged offensive comments made by Warwick Labour members
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Fascist leader leaves Warwick
A student who has been identified as the leader of a fascist group is to withdraw from the University of Warwick
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U1 bus caught on fire on campus
A Stagecoach U1 bus caught on fire this morning at around 9.22am on Gibbet Hill Road outside the Library Road intersection
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Q&A interview with vice-chancellor Nigel Thrift
Media societies interviewed the vice-chancellor on May 15.Topics included the University Council, tuition fees, pay dispute, NMP3, Fossil Free and university finances
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Marking boycott officially called off
The marking boycott due to start on May 6 has been called off after UCU members voted to accept a two percent pay offer
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