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Global Student Stories – 17 December 2015

Sabine takes on this week's Global Student Stories and shows us the extent of the threat of gun violence in the US, what happened in Kenya and how British and Egyptian students are working together.
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1BREAKING: University announces Forum expansion, citing ‘overwhelmingly positive’ student reception
2Edinburgh University accused of using funding crisis ‘as a smokescreen’ following budget cut plans
3“Hooked on identity politics”: King’s College London criticised for its “race-segregated” classes
4Last orders for Coventry’s Spon Gate as Wetherspoon confirms pub’s closure
5‘Literally every vote will count’: In conversation with Mark Stevens, Green Party candidate
6Let them eat cupcake? University’s 60th birthday celebrations descend into farce
7Mental health of young people cratering, experts declare, but politicians unconvinced
8Work starts on new Leamington KFC and Five Guys
9Young people must ‘step up’ to save economy, says Chancellor
10UK leads globally in educating world leaders, research reveals

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Global Student Stories – 17 December 2015

Universities affected by malicious internet attack

Ana Clara Paniago

Dec. 11

Avon Drama Studio remains closed for repair

Molly Willis

Dec. 8

Leamington Spa Hosts Warwickshire’s First Street Art Mural

Chiara Castrovillari

Dec. 8

News nuggets

Sabine Demel

Dec. 7

#DontBombSyria protest hits Warwick

Ayan Mohamed

Dec. 7

Global Student Stories – 26 November 2015

Hattie Rowan

Dec. 6

UPDATED: “Consent” limits RAG week activities

Clare Clarke

Dec. 4

Chancellor’s Commission sets up student competition

Aisha Zahid

Dec. 3

Violent disturbances in Canley may be drug-related

Sarah Morland

Dec. 2

Selfie sticks to be taught as a form of self-defence

Ana Clara Paniago

Dec. 2

RAG week hits campus

Aisha Zahid

Dec. 1

New student-led organisation to help the homeless

Billy Perrigo

Dec. 1

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