Robbin’s Well Pub in Leamington to Shut
It has been confirmed that Robbin's Well pub on Victoria Street in Leamington is being sold, meaning that it will be shutting in the next few weeks.
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Joe Lester
Chloe Wynne Elected As New Women’s Officer
Chloe Wynne has been announced as the new Women’s Officer for the Students’ Union (SU) three days after the election had been deemed invalid.
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BREAKING: Controversial Israel-Palestine Question Time Event Cancelled
An event called ‘Question Time: Israel and Palestine’ which was set to be hosted by Warwick International Relations Society on 19 January has been cancelled.
The cancellation comes amid protests by academics at Warwick against one of three guests set to answer questions and debate on the topic of Israeli-Palestinian relations, which continue to create controversy on an international scale.
The guest, Yiftah Curiel, is the head spokesperson for the Israeli embassy in London.
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Absoloute Boarginners: A guide to pick and mix sports
So many sports, so little time. So why not do them all? Joe Lester with the lowdown on pick and mix sports.
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News in Brief
Warwick’s University Challenge team beat Clare College Cambridge by a formidable 95 points on last week's Episode of University challenge.
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Leamington Fish Bar owner told to pay fine after customer is given acid to drink
The owner of a fish and chip bar opposite Smack in Leamington has been fined after a customer was given highly acidic undiluted vinegar.
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Professor Stuart Croft appointed as new vice-chancellor
Warwick University has announced Professor Stuart Croft as the successor to the current vice-chancellor and president Professor Sir Nigel Thrift. The decision was announced on Monday 29 June following a “world-wide search which attracted top-level candidates from North America, Australasia and continental Europe, as well as from the UK’s leading...
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WMG helps West Midlands Police convict killer
Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) has collaborated with the West Midlands Police force to convict a killer using three-dimensional scanning techniques.
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News in Brief
The budget for societies has risen to £65,000 from £40,000 and Cryfield is set to become the cheapest accommodation per annum out of all Russell Group universities next year in this weeks News in Brief.
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Warwick Comedy Soc ‘Revue’ Review
There are two things which, if not fulfilled, can and often do render a comedy night stagnant; the first is keeping the audience on side – having them laugh with you and not for you – and the second is originality. Fortunately, it seems that Warwick Revue’s latest comedy escapade,...
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‘Doggy De-stress Day’ attracts 1,300 students
Warwick University hosted a ‘Doggy De-stress Day’ in the Students’ Union (SU) building on Thursday 19 February to raise money and awareness for Guide Dogs UK.
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Marking boycott ends after staff accept pension proposals
Members of the University and College Union voted to accept new pension proposals, ending a dispute which sparked the warwick marking boycott last year
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Rapper Professor Green cancels Copper Rooms gig
Two years ago, a similar incident in which Wiley cancelled his performance during Freshers Fortnight in 2012 sparked controversy
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