House of hope
Charli Fritzner unearths the Casa Hogar Don Bosco, a shelter that brings hope to girls in San Miguel, Mexico.
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Charli Fritzner
Virtual safari a reality
A trip to Kenya's Masai Mara while sitting at home is soon possible as a team of researchers from Warwick Manufacturing Group and the University of York work to create a virtual reality cocoon.
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Students’ Union to campaign against rising bus fares
The price of a return ticket to Leamington Spa on Stagecoach has risen for the second time this term from £2.90 to £3.05 and the price of a single from £2.15 to £2.25.
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Ecstasy: should it be downgraded?
The Government’s refusal to listen to the advice of the Advisory Council on Drugs Misuse to downgrade ecstasy from Class A to Class B calls into question the drug classification system in the UK.
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Action day addresses refugees
Student Action for Refugees (STAR) took part in the annual national Student Action Day last Thursday with a film showing and a panel discussion.
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Newton’s new ideas
Isaac Newton Acquah won the position of Communications Officer, with a substantial margin of 1346 votes to Andrew Horder’s 935 at the final stage.
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A new Twiss on Sports
Alex Twiss will be the Union’s Sports Officer next year, winning by a substantial margin of 1327 votes versus Leo Matlock’s 1014 of the final vote.
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Wannell feel better?
The Welfare Officer post was one of the most closely contested, with Sami Wannell emerging as the winner
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Eight votes decide Societies
In the tightest race in the election, Societies Officer came down to a mere eight votes.
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Khaku ready to educate
The post of Education Officer was the only which was not contested with only Sumaiya Khaku running
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Perkins up for the challenge
Andy Perkins won Governance and Finance Officer after a well-run and tight campaign week.
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Allegations of foul play and disqualifications tarnish campaign week
The Students’ Union elections this year were some of the more exciting in years. Unlike most years there were no joke candidates and all Sabbatical positions were closely contested (except Education where only one candidate stood). “Campus has been alive,” said current Students’ Union President Stuart Thompson. Most of the...
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Gaza sit-in conflict continues
Negotiations between the University and representatives from the group of students who organised the S0.21 sit-in began last week. Despite no concrete outcomes, the sit-in organisers feel progress was made.
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