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Universities who fail to adopt IHRA’s anti-Semitism definition may face cuts

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick has said that UK universities and colleges who refuse to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA)’s definition of anti-Semitism will be publicly named and could face funding cuts
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“It’s okay to be white” posters appear on University of Bristol campus

Harry Kite

Jan. 30

Warwick student’s possible return from Wuhan sparks health concerns from flatmates

Evianne Suen

Jan. 30

Man arrested after “serious sexual assault” in Leamington nightclub

Nicole Karageorgi

Jan. 29

Australian government accused of politicising grant announcements

Mischa Alexander

Jan. 28

Warwick prohibits university-related travel to Wuhan in wake of Coronavirus outbreak

Nell Salvoni

Jan. 28

Academics at the University of Hong Kong track the spread of Coronavirus

Harry Kite

Jan. 27

Warwick ranked in top three UK universities most sought after by employers

Harry Kite

Jan. 25

Warwick vice-chancellor criticised in Parliament for not adopting IHRA’s definition of anti-Semitism

Emily Kinder

Jan. 24

KCL Students moved from accommodation over fire safety concerns

Nell Salvoni

Jan. 21

University of Sheffield students granted roles to tackle racism

Harry Kite

Jan. 21

Rootes fined three times more than Jack Martin in three years

Evianne Suen

Jan. 20

University of Warwick spends over £1m on Hardship Funds in five years

Katie Tarrant

Jan. 19

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