BREAKING: All Student Vote results for Term 2 have been published by Warwick Students’ Union
The results from this Term’s All Student Vote (ASV) have been published by Warwick Students’ Union (Warwick SU).
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Warwick Students’ Union announces more bus drivers and faster buses
Eden Fall-Bailey
Feb. 4
Climate reality society cancels extinction rebellion speaker over past allegations of anti-Semitism
Eden Fall-Bailey
Feb. 3
“Second years are my most active customers”, reveals student drug dealer in exclusive interview with The Boar News
Eden Fall-Bailey
Jan. 30
Cambridge University student died after a drug overdose
Defne Guner
Jan. 26
Thousands of students are spending money every week on gambling addictions
Ellie Mitchell
Jan. 26
Warwick students speak on self-isolation
Defne Guner
Jan. 25
A large number of cannabis plants seized after police carry out drug raid on Bath Street
Sebastian Pyka
Jan. 23
University of Southampton faces “shortage of invigilators”
Reece Goodall
Jan. 23
‘Dismay’ at the University of Cambridge’s decision to discontinue prisoner scheme following terror attack
Rishit Pathania
Jan. 22
Glasgow Caledonian University launches a Cold Case Unit to investigate missing person cases
Ellie Mitchell
Jan. 21
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- 1Controversy after students stage anti-abortion protest at Cannon Park
- 2Referendum to dissolve Warwick Tories proposed for All Student Vote
- 3BREAKING: Outrage as University of Warwick hosts ‘far-right’ “New Order” conference
- 4Dame Maggie Smith dies at 89
- 5Leamington Paralympian makes history as first blind woman to complete Channel swim
- 6Creative Quarter or Cultural Slaughter? Council decisions raise fears of Leamington becoming student ‘ghost town’
- 7University of Manchester navigates rising campus tensions after busts of Israeli president stolen
- 8University apologises for “distress” caused amid ‘far-right’ conference backlash
- 9Relief for students as sport and society joining fees reduced for new academic year
- 10Warwick ‘Kitchen Kit Market’ sale raises nearly £6,000 for charity