Electoral Commission campaign encourages students to vote
The Electoral Commission has begun using Facebook to encourage young people to vote in the forthcoming general elections.
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Simran Thakral
College banned from recruiting internationals
St. Patrick’s College in London recently had its license to recruit international students revoked after an investigation by the Quality Assurance Agency.
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Warwick hosts ASEAN conference
The first ever ASEAN conference was held at the University of Warwick, with speakers covering a range of political and economic topics relating to the Asian region.
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Warwick India Forum 2015
Simran Thakral details an eventful day at this year's audience-packed Warwick India Forum
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Free Ed sit-in outside Nigel Thrift’s office
The sit-in comes shortly after the Students’ Union passed a “No Confidence in Nigel Thrift” motion at their annual All Student Meeting with a 70 percent landslide vote.
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Increasing number of school-leavers choosing not to go to university
Not attending university and going straight into employment may not restrict employment prospects, suggests recent survey.
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Fewer women study STEM subjects at university
According to research published by Information Age, less women are pursuing IT-related subjects at university.
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New campus bus routes explained
The new bus routes due to road closures near the Students' Union are expected to last until early in the summer term, April 11
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Professor predicts 2015 election will be ‘tough to call’
Dr. Alex Smith, a professor at the University of Warwick, has predicted that this year's general election will be the most unpredictable and competitive to date.
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Rich without degrees
Information gathered by the Wealth-X and UBS Billionaire Census has shown that just two-thirds of the world's billionaires attended university.
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Research grant given to Warwick departments
The departments of Sociology, Mathematics and Science at Warwick have been given a research grant of £5 million by the European Research Council.
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Theresa May backs crackdown on international student visas
Foreign students will be required to leave the United Kingdom upon graduation if a plan backed by home secretary Theresa May is passed.
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Warwick in world’s top 150 for graduate prospects
The University of Warwick has been ranked in the world's top 150 for graduate employment by
The Global Employability University Ranking in The International New York Times
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