How is SU democracy changing this year?
Warwick Students’ Union (SU) introduced changes to the structure of the Union’s democratic system earlier this month.
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Sonali Gidwani
GENERAL ELECTION 2015: Immigration policies
This week Sonali Gidwani investigates the immigration policies of the five main parties and how their plans might affect students.
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Thrifty’s flighty spending: £54,800 spent on airfare
Vice-chancellor Sir Nigel Thrift has spent £54,800 on 12 international flights during the last academic year, a freedom of information (FOI) request revealed.
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California dreaming: Warwick in California
Plans for a University of Warwick campus in California have been confirmed
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ASM: Students have no confidence in Thrift
The Students’ Union (SU) will officially have no confidence in Nigel Thrift. Meanwhile, the Water without Politics motion was withdrawn.
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ASM: No Confidence in Thrift and other motions
Read about the debate on the SU motions this week before voting
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Why are we turning the lights out?
Sonali Gidwani & Ijeoma Okoye discuss why Warwick Blackout is essential for promoting sustanability across campus
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SU issue statement on ‘send home’ proposals
Warwick's Students' Union and sabbatical team have released a statement regarding the Home Office's proposals that international students should return home after their studies.
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UK graduate prospects “at 10-year high”
Students due to graduate this year will enter into the UK’s most attractive job market for a decade, according to study
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Coventry has “crucial say” in the devolution debate
The devolution debate sees Coventry placed on the boundary between North and South and having to decide whether to join Warwickshire or Birmingham.
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University reveals plans to replace Costcutter
Costcutter on central campus is being redeveloped into a new convenience store, which will open on 5 January.
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1 in 10 students are likely to drop out due to financial pressures
Research released on December 3 2014, indicated that nearly half a million students in the United Kingdom are worried about the financial cost of continuing their studies.
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Twitter used as a lifeline for coeliac sufferers
PhD researcher Sam Martin has discovered how Twitter is used as a support network for people with coeliac disease. The network helps sufferers find gluten-free food and manage symptoms.
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