Open letter: Give Warwick students their say on Hong Kong
A group of Warwick students submit an open letter discussing the recent claims that the pig image put up on campus was deemed 'racist'.
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Priyanka Chopra must take responsibility for her political comments
After Priyanka Chopra's comments in favour of Indian nationalism at the most recent Beautycon event, one of our writers discusses the ramifications of her political comments.
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Matt Western MP hosts Clean Air Summit in bid to decrease local air pollution
A Clean Air Summit, hosted by Warwick and Leamington MP Matt Western, was held on 11 October, bringing together experts and local government leaders to discuss the issue of air quality in both towns.
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Kenilworth Arts Festival returns next week
Kenilworth Arts Festival, created by former Warwick students, is set to return next week for its fourth year, running from 19-28 September.
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Studying Abroad: Life experiences and embracing the moment
Studying abroad can either be one of the best experiences you have or an experience to completely forget. During my time at university, I have been fortunate enough to undergo two academic changes, one at the University of Waterloo in Canada for eight months, and one at Tsinghua University, China, for two weeks. Both of these experiences took place under different contexts with different objectives yet, both taught me valuable lessons that I needed.
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Palestinian student denied entry into US over friend’s social media posts
A Palestinian student has been denied entry into the US by immigration officials who found social media posts by his friends criticising the US.
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Number of students entering UK universities falls for second year in a row
The number of students entering undergraduate courses across universities in the UK has fallen by 0.7% annually since 2016.
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Baptist University president calls for fair treatment of students amid Hong Kong protests
President of Baptist University in Hong Kong, Roland Chin Tai-hong, has called for students from the university to be "treated fairly" by police, following the arrest of the university’s student union leader amid ongoing protests in the country.
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Harvard “failed to act” over allegedly racist and sexist anonymous messages, says student group
Harvard University “woefully failed to act” in determining who sent anonymous offensive messages to four students, the Harvard Black Law Students Association (HBLSA) have said in a statement.
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Rail firm offers students free travel to Worcester University open day
Free train tickets are being offered by West Midlands Railway to all students going to the University of Worcester’s open day in the autumn.
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Universities to receive “record high” boost of £91m in funding for research
Annual budget allocations for university-led research is at a “record high” as it is confirmed university-led research will receive an additional £91 million.
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There is simply no side to take in Hong Kong’s protests
One of our writers discusses the recent protests in Hong Kong, arguing that there simply is no side to take in their protest.
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45% of student loans will be paid by taxpayers, figures forecast
New figures published by the Government Resource Accounting and Budgeting charge reveal around 45% of the value of student loans in England will be covered by the taxpayer. Figures present the value of student loans written off by the government.
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