Warwick hosts annual Jewish conference
Thousands flocked to the University of Warwick to attend Limmud's annual winter conference, taking part in discussions about all aspects of Jewish life.
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Rosemary Hurley
Claims that students hit hardest by government cuts
The recent national Free Education protest saw students come together to call for a scrapping of tuition fees and cuts. This has lead to a focus on students as those most affected by the government’s cuts, according to the protest’s organisers.
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RAG Week raises record amount for teenage cancer
The annual event raised £4,600 for the Teenager Cancer Trust through events such as the ‘Battle of the Socs’, a Poetry Slam event and Strictly Come Dancing
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SU responds to abuse directed at NUS Black Students’ Officer
Warwick Students’ Union (SU) issued a statement last month condemning the recent abuse directed towards Malia Bouattia, the Black Students’ officer for the NUS.
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Universities warned of further sanctions if they dock pay in marking boycott
The University and College Union (UCU) has cautioned 69 universities affected by the marking boycott that they may face further sanctions if staff pay is docked.
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Warwick Students’ Union holds Go Green Day
The event saw representatives from People and Planet, RAWKUS and the Allotment society
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Student punctuality affected by delayed buses and roadworks
Bus services operating to and from the University have been delayed for up to 45 minutes in rush hour periods due to campus roadworks
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Young adults working for free
Recent research by a discount website has found that two thirds of young adults would work unpaid just to gain experience in their chosen field.
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Plans for new campus halls
Warwick University is currently looking for a building company to partake in a major student accommodation project for new campus halls at Warwick
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Literature students struggle with timetable hassle
The majority of students and staff were given their timetables at about midday of Monday Week 1, with some experiencing errors in the modules they were allocated to.
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Warwick research reveals link between poor sleep and brain functioning amongst ageing
Research conducted by professors at the University of Warwick has indicated that poor memory and brain functioning in older people is linked to sleep problems.
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Students affected by burglaries in South Leamington
There have been a recent cases of burglaries at student accommodations in South Leamington Spa
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New WMG engineering college proposed by Uni
A new engineering college proposed by the University could help with a shortage of skills in the area
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