Humour and hijacks at AV debate
The second debate held on campus by the Just Vote campaign featured a surprise visit from the UKIP candidate
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Grace Massey
Warwick students engage in Palestine solidarity week
Palestine solidarity week was marked at Warwick University between March 8 and 11. The annual programme of events was organised by the ‘Friends of Palestine’ society and aims to bring attention to Palestinian issues. Co-ordinator of the week Zara Ferjani stated “The aim is not to be divisive, rather to...
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Women’s week raises awareness
Warwick celebrated International Women’s Week last week, aiming to bring attention to women’s issues and rights through talks, charity events and self-defence classes. A representative of Coventry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre (CRASAC), a charity that supports and advises rape victims, spoke about her work at Coventry’s only rape crisis...
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Online crime map shows Leam worst in area
Town centre is the hub of offences while low crime reporting on campus raises concerns about awareness
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Drivers on strike again as students are left stranded
A further taxi strike in Coventry ended last Thursday, 10 February after a duration of two weeks. It was called off following councillor Lindsley Howard’s rubber-stamp of a three-month review into demand for cabs in Coventry. Approximately 500 striking taxi drivers are believed to have voted unanimously in favour of...
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Wids ‘inspires and engages’
International development summit discusses conflict and resource crisis issues
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Jailbreak shatters fundraising target
Tens of thousands of pounds raised for UNICEF in most successful hitch challenge in Warwick history
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Concerns remain over life sciences layoffs
Students are still worried about the effects of redundancies in the new School of Life Sciences
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Disappointing turnout for Union elections
Student council elections see turnout fall by 250 votes to 1,371, out of around 22,700 students
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From Blair to Browne – the history of fees
The historical context of fees and university funding sheds light on how radical Browne's proposals are
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OMG! WTF? New club nights at the SU
The Students’ Union introduces a new programme of Copper Rooms events as Top Banana finally drops off the schedule
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‘Elvin’ the UFO hits campus roads
University's new electric vehicle emits 'UFO-like' noises to alert pedestrians to its presence
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Union staff in firing range
There will be compulsory redundancies at the Union following offers of voluntary redundancy earlier this year
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