Jo Johnson returns as universities and science minister
Jo Johnson has been appointed universities and science minister by the new Prime Minister and his brother, Boris Johnson.
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Gavin Williamson appointed education secretary
Gavin Williamson has been appointed as education secretary by new Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The former defence secretary replaces Damien Hinds in a cabinet reshuffle that saw more than half of the members of Theresa May’s cabinet lose their jobs. Mr Hinds held the role for 18 months and will...
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Warwick ranked 60 of 154 UK universities in green league table
The University of Warwick has been ranked 60th in People and Planet’s University League table for 2019.
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Final exam timetable “severely” affected Warwick students’ mental health, SSLC survey shows
Over two-thirds of Warwick students felt that issues surrounding the exam timetable release this year had a high impact on their mental health, results from a Student-Staff Liaison Committee (SSLC) student survey have revealed.
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Warwick District Council declares a state of climate emergency
Warwick District Council (WDC) has declared a state of Climate Emergency, following unanimous agreement on the motion at a meeting of the Full Council on 26 June.
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European universities alliance with Warwick awarded €5m Erasmus+ grant
An alliance of six European universities known as EUTOPIA, which the University of Warwick is part of, has been awarded a €5m Erasmus+ grant.
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Coventry City Council criticised over “irresponsible” climate plans
Warwick's Climate Emergency Coalition have called Coventry City Council’s motion on climate change “dangerous and irresponsible”.
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Warwick falls eight places in the QS World University Rankings 2020
The University of Warwick has fallen eight places in the QS World University Rankings table for 2020.
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Warwick’s fundraising drive suspended over group chat handling
The University of Warwick had to suspend its annual fundraising drive after alumni who were contacted for donations expressed anger over the University’s handling of the group chat case.
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Office for Students announces £14.5m mental health programme
The Office for Students (OfS) has launched a £14.5m programme to combat rising concerns regarding mental health across English universities.
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Graduate receives £61,000 over “Mickey Mouse degree”
An international graduate who sued her university over her "Mickey Mouse degree” has received a £61,000 out-of-court settlement.
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BREAKING: Student dies after fall in Mathematical Sciences Building
After falling in the Mathematical Sciences Building yesterday, Data Science student Josh Hill has died.
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University tuition fees should be cut to £7,500, says government review
University tuition fees in England should be cut from £9,250 to £7,500, according to a new government-commissioned review which proposed various higher education reforms.
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