A third of international students at US universities feel discriminated against
International students within the United States of America have stated they are have found difficulty in adjusting to university life overseas.
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Zahra Manji
Second wave of UCU strikes could hit UK universities after Christmas
The University and College Union (UCU) has warned that UK universities could see further strike action in the New Year.
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Who is the greatest Joker of them all?
Three writers make their case for the best incarnation of the Joker on the big screen, following the release of 'Joker' in 2019.
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Women’s Lacrosse manages to defeat Coventry once again
For the first time in over three years, our Women’s Lacrosse team had the chance to defend Warwick’s reigning title of 28 years in a 60 minute showdown against Coventry. Cov 1s against our players made up of 2s, 3s and the Development girls saw a final result of 12-9...
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A Q&A with Mark Wright: From backpacker, to BBC Apprentice winner, to millionaire
After ordering a hazelnut latte from the campus Costa, Mark Wright, winner of The Apprentice 2014 and founder of the digital marketing company ClimbOnline, made his way to the Oculus and sat down with a few of us to discuss his business, Brexit and the phenomenon that is the internet. As...
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Have degrees been put up for sale?
Universities – a topic of national interest – are now a constant feature in the papers. Most recently, universities minister and Conservative MP, Sam Gyimah, has triggered an interesting debate. Gyimah has been criticised for treating university degrees as commodities – products for sale – after introducing digital tools to...
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A Look At A Few Sporty Films
With only an average rating of 18% on rotten tomatoes, The Mighty Ducks doesn’t seem to have a lot to live up to, and yet I can only think of the movie with fondness. Released in 1992, this movie represents the perfect 90s feel-good film that includes a balance of...
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