Shoplifter arrested in Costcutter
A suspected shoplifter was arrested in Costcutter on Warwick campus on June 6
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Warwick students oppose English Defence League in Coventry
Warwick students joined several political groups to oppose supporters of the English Defence League
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Warwick vice chancellor calls for cheaper degree options
Warwick's Vice Chancellor Nigel Thrift calls for cheaper degrees for students who choose to study in their home towns
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Police conduct campus search over student welfare concerns
Accommodation search was not illegal, says campus police officer
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“I’ve seen it from both sides of the fence” – Interview with Jonathan Chilvers
Jonathan Chilvers is a Green Party candidate running for the Leamington Brunswick ward in today’s local elections. Mr Chilvers graduated from Warwick University ten years ago with a degree in History and Politics. Originally from Worthing, Sussex, he went back to work in his home town and London after graduation,...
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Start-up companies seek students at new careers fair
Students looking for graduate jobs are shunning “pigeon-holed” roles in larger companies in favour of working for smaller start-ups and small and medium enterprises (SMEs), according to the organiser of a new student-run careers fair at Warwick. Tom Watson, a Computer Science finalist who is organising Kick: The Startup Careers...
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Sicilian Pizza: cleaning up their act
Staff at a Leamington takeaway have been sacked and the store has vowed to clean up its act after allegations of fraud and criticism over poor hygiene standards. Balbir Singh, owner of Sicilian Pizza takeaway on High Street, told the Boar he dismissed all his members of staff on Monday...
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Society accused of ‘environmental vandalism’
Warwick Indian Society has been accused of damaging the environment as a result of its Holi 2013 celebration.
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Leamington takeaway investigated for fraud
Sicilian Pizza is being investigated for erroneously taking money from students' bank accounts
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Library refurbishment may cause disruptions
Library refurbishments to take place over summer may disrupt Term 1 study
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VC and senior management help students’ charity drive
Thrift and the University senior management team pledged to donate up to £5,000 to students fundraising for Against Malaria Foundation
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University and SU defiant over international students
The University is united against the government's inclusion of international students in net migration figures
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Disparity in number of first-class honours
There were large disparities in the number of first-class honours degrees awarded to graduates of different departments last year
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