Take a look inside the world of societies at Warwick! From the reason behind joining societies, to an insight into some of the societies that Warwick offers. Why join societies? Reece Goodall Societies are so important at Warwick, for tons of reasons. When I started, I never really gelled with...
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My parents’ marriage, or lack thereof is a topic I tend to avoid, a topic that until now I would not have thought had influenced my view on relationships. But it undoubtedly has. Looking back, I don’t even remember my parents being together, so how could my parents’ marriage influence...
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In the face of calls for a more ‘intersectional feminism’, many people will ask what an intersectional feminist is. The term intersectionality stems from the interconnected nature of social categories and identities, in that someone can have numerous identities rather than being defined singularly by their sex, sexuality, race, or...
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James Chapman, David Davis’ former aide, has recently proposed the creation of a new, centrist, anti Brexit party. It’s often assumed that young voters would be keen on this, but it’s far from clear that this is the case. The appeal of such a party for ardent Remainers, many of...
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The University of Warwick has been ranked 15th in the country for its accommodation; a real treat after we were deemed the least attractive students in the country. The Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey suggested a 79% satisfaction rate with Warwick Accommodation, but are we truly worthy of being in...
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As we approach that time of year when people are planning their holiday trips and city breaks, I think it’s about time we all looked closer to home; towards the vast culture that the UK has to offer. Believe it or not, the UK has a lot of culture beyond...
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