Warwick Business School (WBS) and the Bank of England (BoE) have collaborated to launch a new online postgraduate programme, “Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation”, in 2019. The programme allows students to study one module to receive a Postgraduate Award, or earn the Master of Science (MSc) qualification in three...
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Warwick District Council (WDC) has proposed a controversial draft masterplan to create a “Creative Quarter” in Leamington Spa, which is now launched for public consultation.
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Students at the University of Warwick raised £11,459 for Movember this year as of the afternoon of Monday 3 December, exceeding the £3,000 target by more than £8,000. 193 members and 21 societies on campus took part in the fundraising. During November, men around the world are encouraged to grow...
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CHL Warwick 2018 was held on Saturday 24 November in the Oculus Building. Hosted by third-year Sociology student Seyi Alawode and her team, the event is Warwick’s first student-run creative careers conference. #CHLWarwick 2018, originally named “Create Her Lane”, saw three panels each consisting of three to six creative industry...
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Midland Red South, the Warwickshire branch of Stagecoach, has been fined £2.3 million after a bus crash that killed two people.
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The All Student Vote (ASV) meeting was held on Monday 12 November at 5pm. After going through various motions concerning students and the University of Warwick, the Students’ Union (SU) opened the voting procedure at 9am the next day.
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The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) will receive up to £20 million to allow Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) to create the UK Mobility Data Institute. The news was revealed by the Chancellor of Exchequer, Philip Hammond, after his Budget 2018 speech on 29 October.
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For this academic year’s interview with the University of Warwick’s vice-chancellor, Stuart Croft, The Boar asked the professor about topical issues in higher education and the University, such as Brexit, accommodation problems, the group chat incident, and Warwick’s future.
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The University of Oxford has denied that they turned down Stormzy’s scholarship offer, after it was announced that he will subsidise two black British students to attend the University of Cambridge.
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St Mary’s University in Twickenham, London, has announced that they will no longer provide applicants with unconditional offers, a move commended by Universities Minister Sam Gyimah.
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In a new proposal commissioned by Prime Minister Theresa May, tuition fees may be cut to £6,500 as part of forthcoming higher education reforms, which has led to heated debate across the higher education sector.
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The Warwick in Venice study abroad programme held in the Palazzo continues, while the country faces its worst flood in ten years. Strong winds and heavy rain has led to nine deaths so far.
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Warwick Marrow, a student run branch of the national charity Anthony Nolan, will be hosting a sign up event for Marley and Meena, who are both looking for bone marrow donors, on Thursday 1 November.
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