Teaching quality threatened by science merger
Students remain concerned that Warwick’s new School of Life Sciences will adversely affect teaching quality and module availability
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Event encourages religious harmony amongst students
Grace Massey
Feb. 2
Amnesty’s “Protect the Human Week” returns to campus
Emily Wight
Feb. 2
Londis attacked by knife robber
Harriet Owens
Feb. 2
Disabled access fitness suite opens
Katie Webbe
Feb. 2
Goose rescued from frozen campus lake
Staff writer
Feb. 2
Warwick grad shortlisted for poetry prize
Staff writer
Feb. 2
Attempted beer burglary at Arts Centre EAT restaurant
Karen Ainscow
Feb. 2
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