The UK is home to the most leading ‘young’ universities in the world, according to a new league table by Times Higher Education (THE). 27 British universities feature in its latest league table, which ranks the top 200 universities from around the world that are less than fifty years old....
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Cecily Morgan interviews Sam Savelli, History student and children's novelist. How can someone balance a degree at Warwick with their passion for writing?
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The University of Warwick has signed up to a new initiative which will see UK universities help China become a manufacturing superpower. The universities’ Engineering departments, including Warwick’s School of Engineering, will collaborate with China’s top nine Engineering institutions in order to improve the country’s research and teaching in the...
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Sir James Dyson is urging the Government to exclude international students from official immigration figures in order to encourage talented Maths, Science and Engineering students from around the world to continue studying, and consequently working, in the UK. This plea coincides with the triggering of Article 50, which officially set...
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A new rankings by QS has named 10 University of Warwick degree courses as amongst the top 50 worldwide. The list was released last Wednesday 8 March. The rankings was compiled using both research citations and employer reputation. It drew on 40,643 survey responses from graduate employers worldwide and evaluated academic reputation...
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Kasbah Nightclub has been voted amongst the most tragic in the country, according to a new ranking by the Tab. The results come from the votes of over 28,000 clubbers around the UK. Kasbah came in at 7th place, with 2,107 votes. The Kasbah is one of the oldest entertainment...
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Part of a new high-speed railway network, HS2, is set to be built very close to Warwick campus, with the line cutting between Coventry and Kenilworth, new plans have revealed. The HS2 is a new and controversial high-speed railway network that the government has been planning for several years. Its...
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The UK’s top universities should do more to help pupils in poor areas of the country obtain places at their institutions, according to Professor Les Ebdon, the Director of the Office for Fair Access (OFFA). Despite a continued increase in the number of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds gaining places at...
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The University of Warwick is set to be hit hard by the government’s new increase in business rates taking effect in April, new analysis has shown. Business rates are taxes on business properties, and experts have predicted that a dramatic increase in the value of university buildings will mean that...
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New data from HESA (the Higher Education Statistics Agency) shows that whilst an average of 89.9% of students at British universities are state-educated, Warwick admits fewer students from state schools than the average, at 77.1%. This is despite the University’s statement that it: “encourages applications from applicants from all backgrounds...
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A new £300 million pound plan to transform Coventry’s city centre into a major shopping and entertainment destination has been revealed. The new development, called ‘City Centre South’, will be situated in Bull Yard, Shelton Square, City Arcade, and Herford Street in Coventry, and will be the size of ten...
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Plans for a new Sports Hub on campus have been revealed, with the the University recently requesting planning permission to build the new multi-million pound sports centre, currently awaiting approval from Warwick District Council. If given the go-ahead, the Hub will be situated in the Cryfield Village area of campus...
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Coventry is the most dangerous city in the UK and the 7th most dangerous in Europe according to a new ranking by the US-based geography website World Atlas. The ranking is based on crime levels as well as a range of factors such as “perceived threat of being annoyed, harassed,...
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