One World Week sweeps campus
The University of Warwick hosted the world’s largest student-run international event last week for the fourteenth consecutive year
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Derek Hatley
Suspicions over bomb threat prove false
Lim Yee Hung, Chan Zhong Yang, Jayne Chor, Wendy Tuen, and Goh Wei Yin had purchased £276 worth of rice bowls to sell for charity in support of their Warwick Hitch effort. They sold three of their thirteen boxes on the 14th and 15th of January. They left the remaining...
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Government intern scheme plan to support graduate prospects
The Government has announced plans to support graduates by working with businesses to provide short-term paid internships. In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Universities Secretary, John Denham, argued that the aim of the proposed National Internship Scheme would be to make graduates “more employable.” He continued, “The graduate situation...
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New pub will not be named after student
The new Students’ Union pub will not be named for a former Warwick student who was killed during violent protests in London in 1974, despite a campaign that gained significant support amongst students. Kevin Gately, a Warwick maths student, died age 21 during protests against the National Front, a far-right...
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Warwick avoids serious endowment fund losses
The endowment funds of several UK universities have dropped significantly in value as a result of the current economic downturn.
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Lecturers to spy on foreign students
Government asks lecturers to keep an eye that students actually fulfill visa requirements
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NUS and SU against ID cards for students
From 2010 students will need an ID card for their student loan applications
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