Gould Barbers, a new barber shop in Coventry, will be raising money for charity during its opening day on Friday 5 October. They will be offering free haircuts from 7am to 6pm – appointments are not necessary – for charity donations as they open their doors at the Tesco Extra,...
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The University of Warwick’s vice chancellor has joined the call for essay-writing mills to be made illegal in order “to safeguard the reputation” of UK universities.
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The University of Dundee distributed cacti to students at the freshers’ fair last week to remind them not to sexually harass and bully their peers. The plants were designed to raise awareness of the university’s Zero Tolerance policy.
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A range of events and activities take place on the University of Warwick’s campus during the University’s Welcome Week from 22 to 29 September.
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South Africa is a country rich with history, natural scenery and culture, much of which can be found it the very south of the country: the Eastern and Western Cape. Before visiting the metropolis of the Mother City, we went on a far wilder kind of sightseeing: safari. We...
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A new report released by Universities UK (UUK) warns that the number of undergraduates at UK universities going on a year abroad is falling behind other countries.
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Kenilworth Arts Festival is returning this month for its third year, running from 20 to 29 September. Created by Warwick Postgraduate students, Lewis Smith and Charlotte Thomas, the festival is to be held in various venues around the town of Kenilworth.
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Student activists who were supporting workers fighting for union rights have gone missing in southern China after the police raided the apartment where they were staying, which was seen in a video posted by a Hong Kong non-profit organisation on Twitter.
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The widely debated term ‘literary canon’ is used to classify a group of literary works that are considered the most important from a certain time or place. Derived from the Greek word kanôn meaning measuring rod or standard, the canon has been compiled by literary critics, scholars and teachers over...
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Data published this year from the Department for Education (DfE) shows Economics, Computer Science and Business and administrative studies to be among the highest paying degrees from one, three and five years after graduation.
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Under a new Government funded scheme, white men in senior academic posts are to be given “reverse mentors”, namely female and from an ethnic minority, to teach them about unconscious bias.
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Eight students have been announced as the recipients of an Outstanding Student Contribution Award (OSCA) during this summer’s Degree Congregation ceremonies, an award given by the University of Warwick to recognise exceptional student achievement.
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University College London has faced criticism over their enforcement of immigration controls for international students, with staff and students calling the policies discriminatory. The dispute was caused when the university advised lecturers to carry out random spot checks on students’ identity documents and when one of the UCL’s leading faculties...
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