Women’s Week pushes boundaries
International Women’s Week took hold of Warwick University last week, with a range of events that included a 'living room' in the Piazza lined with facts about women and domestic abuse.
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Martina Scapin
Brakes put on tuition fee rise
The ongoing debate over a potential increase in tuition fees has been delayed due to both major governmental parties wanting to wait until after the general election to tackle this issue.
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Delayed and short: Conservative Theresa May delivers talk
Shadow Secretary for Work and Pensions and Shadow Minister for Women speaks on economic climate, crime and domestic violence.
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Battle of Brum Express and Uni Express do battle
Two bus services offering cheap prices for students nights are in bitter competition with one another
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Researchers say girls suffer most from bullying
A team of researchers led by Warwick Psychology professer, Dieter Wolke, have found that girls are twice as likely as their male counterparts to suffer from bullying. Their research paper entitled “Who escapes or remains a victim of bullying in primary school?”, was the result of the study, which examined...
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Council investigates Saint and Moo Bars
Residents complain about noise pollution levels from popular student bars in Leamington
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