Frontwoman Sophie Harris on Modern Woman’s upcoming debut LP ‘Johnny’s Dreamworld’
Lyn Hartono interviews frontwoman Sophie Harris of Modern Woman regarding their upcoming debut LP 'Johnny's Dreamworld'.
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Bread is back and they’re Toast: An interview with the USA’s No.1 tribute band to Bread
Lyn Hartono interviews frontman Jeff Clark of Toast, the USA’s No.1 tribute band to Bread.
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Americans pay the price for AI data centres
The USA’s greenhouse gas emissions jumped by 2.5% last year, contrary to many countries’ policies, due to the global climate crisis. This record surge in gas-fired power has been mostly driven by data centres keeping up with the growing demand for AI, as the US is focusing on growing its tech...
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Britain sees surge in number of graduates claiming benefits
The number of British graduates claiming benefits due to health problems has risen, with some analysts speculating whether university courses are sufficiently preparing students for the job market. According to the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), over 700,000 graduates were unemployed and on at least one benefit by the end...
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Universities with ‘low-quality’ courses to face cap on students, as government shifts approach to post-16 education
The government has announced that it will set limits on new student recruitment for universities that perform poorly on the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), as it grants the Office for Students (OfS), the regulator of higher education in the UK, greater power. Currently, the OfS can fine universities that don’t...
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“We can’t have climate justice without social justice”: EEO Helena Ratcliffe on her climate journey
Sustainability on campus is becoming an increasingly important topic for so many students. One person keen to make meaningful change at Warwick is Helena Ratcliffe, this year’s Environment and Ethics Officer (EEO) for Warwick Students’ Union. Speaking to The Boar, Ratfcliffe takes us through her plans for this academic year,...
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How did China grow so rapidly?
Marilyn Hartono discusses how China has grown rapidly through strategic reforms, investment in human capital, and gradual market liberalisation.
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Oxford diversity officer urges universities to remember EDI obligations
The University of Oxford’s Chief Diversity Officer, Professor Tim Soutphommasane, has reminded universities to remember their legal obligation to equality, diversity, and inclusion in the event of future revisions to the Research Excellence Framework (REF). The next REF exercise is due in 2029, and revisions to the research culture aspect...
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