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James Watson
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The rise of AI in academics: good, bad, or just outright unnecessary?
Kara Evans
Dec. 4
A deep dive on North Korea’s involvement in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war
Naomi Pandey
Nov. 26
How is the UK helping women and girls in Afghanistan?
Komal Chauhan
Nov. 17
Delving into the souls of our cities: an introduction to psychogeography and the joy of walking
Jakob Reid
Nov. 12
Silent epidemic: syphilis cases soar in West Midlands amid gaps in sexual health education
Sofia Drake-Perello
Nov. 11
“I hope in 50 years’ time people think it was a joke that my book had to be written”: An interview with Katy Hessel
Grace Goodwin
Nov. 9
Understanding Paddington Bear: the beloved cultural icon with an official British passport
Edward Croisdale-Appleby
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‘If they cared enough, they could become real leaders in mental health support’: How can Warwick make the best of student suicide ‘tragedies’?
Luke Chapman
Nov. 1
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