SU holds first ever Education Convention
The Students' Union held the first ever Education Convention last week, featuring Q&A debates and discussions with University faculties
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Rozina Sabur
Sports socs in successful Strictly salsa
Sports societies took to the stage last week to raise money for Right to Play and Sport Relief through Strictly Come Dancing and the Dance for Sport Relief
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Warwick Computer science has 100 per cent graduate employment
All of Warwick's Computer Science graduates are in employment six months after graduation, according to new figures.
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University misses access targets
Targets set by the University to take on students from state schools were narrowly missed
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Bomber’s Moon Shines
Rozina Sabur reviews Bomber's Moon, a new play at the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry.
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Warwick professor elected as a Fellow of British Academy
A Warwick Professor has been elected as a Fellow of the British Academy, but chose to miss the awards ceremony to attend her PhD student's graduation.
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Saudi Prince visits Warwick at fifth Saudi International conference
Saudi prince visits Warwick as they host the fifth Saudi International Conference on campus
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£50 million for Warwick’s 50th birthday
University aims to raise £50 million in donations for its 50th birthday in 2015
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Tuition fees debate confusion continues
Following the announcement that universities may charge a maximum of £9,000 in tuition fees from 2012, confusion has reigned. Under the new scheme universities will offer different price ranges. The University of Warwick follows the lead of the Russell Group and has announced that it will set fees at the...
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Burger King boss insults British women and food
Burger King Global Boss Bernardo Hees recently sparked controversy after making tactless comments about his time at Warwick University to a group of American students. His attempts to “connect with his audience” in California backfired with anger from both women and British chefs. The forty-year-old Chief Executive claimed there was...
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Safety on campus: residents complain about students’ lack of road skills
Local councillor David Skinner recently criticised Warwick University students for their lack of road safety skills: “it is only a matter of time” before someone is killed outside the University. The campus is vulnerable due to the volume of commuters and numerous one-way streets, with both blind and sharp corners....
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WMG set to gain £10 million new centre
The Warwick Manufacturing Group was awarded a £10 million new centre by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) on January 13. The aim of the centre is to train Engineering Doctorate (EngD) students in a four year course, “intended for the United Kingdom’s leading researchers pursuing a career...
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