Interview: Amanda Hocking, the 27-year-old self-publishing sensation

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Nabeelah Jaffer interviews eBook sensation Amanda Hocking.

Liveblogged: Women, Underrepresentation and Public Life

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Follow our live-blog of We Are The 22%, a discussion on women's underrepresentation in public life, held at the University of Warwick.

Follow our live-blog of We Are The 22%, a discussion on women's underrepresentation in public life, held at the University…

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World's Great Minds Converge at the 2012 Warwick Economics Summit

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Chris Weatherspoon reviews a weekend of fantastic talks at this year's Warwick Economics Summit.

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Do Students Need a ‘Union’?

Education >> Comment

Henry Hill searches for the raison d'être of student unions.

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The Newspaper of Today

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In one of TSJ’s most extensive pieces, Jon Vale looks at the world of journalism. How does a newspaper compare to its predecessor, and what does the future hold for the industry?

In one of TSJ’s most extensive pieces, Jon Vale looks at the world of journalism. How does a newspaper compare…

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TSJ Football Forum 12 -Tensions in London

Written by Ali Gokal, Abeer Sharma, Dean Taylor, Matthew Toms | 21 February 2012
Posted in Podcasts - Podcasts

What do the football forum team make of growing tensions at Arsenal and Chelsea? Plus, discussion on the Wolves job, which team is favourite for the FA Cup and financial hardship at Portsmouth and Rangers.

“Militant” secularism – the other damage to faith

Written by Jordan Bishop | 19 February 2012
Posted in Comment - Faith

Jordan Bishop assesses Baroness Warsi’s assertion that “militant secularisation is taking hold of our societies”.

Syria – A Crisis of Layered Complexity

Written by Diptesh Soni | 16 February 2012
Posted in Comment - Middle East

Diptesh Soni’s broad appraisal of escalating geopolitical stand-off in light of the Syrian crisis.

Whitney Houston Obituary

Written by Dean Taylor | 15 February 2012
Posted in Features - News

Her death has come as a shock with reverberations still felt in the music world. Dean Taylor looks back on the life of Whitney Houston.

Like Crazy Review

Written by Sarah Khan | 13 February 2012
Posted in Culture - Film

It’s Valentine’s Day. Love is in the air. Love is also in Sarah Khan’s wonderful review of Doremus’s amorous film, Like Crazy.

Do Students Need a ‘Union’?

Written by Henry Hill | 12 February 2012
Posted in Education - Comment

Henry Hill searches for the raison d'être of student unions.

Suarez: I should have shaken Evra's hand. I let the team down

Written by TSJ | 12 February 2012
Posted in Blogs - Blogs

Luis Suarez apologises for not shaking Patrice Evra's hand before Liverpool FC played Manchested United FC yesterday.

World's Great Minds Converge at the 2012 Warwick Economics Summit

Written by Chris Weatherspoon | 19 February 2012
Posted in Features - News

Chris Weatherspoon reviews a weekend of fantastic talks at this year's Warwick Economics Summit.

Liveblogged: Warwick Economics Summit 2012

Written by Shikha Shah | 16 February 2012
Posted in Blogs - Live Blogs

Unable to attend the Warwick Economics Summit 2012? Not to fret, we'll be liveblogging the whole weekend!

Erasmus reaches its silver birthday but still has more to give

Written by Alex Pashley | 13 February 2012
Posted in Education - Comment

The Erasmus scheme celebrated its 25th birthday not too long ago without much celebration. Yet while it has partly achieved what it set out to do, there is still much to be done.

Ten years on, the Warwick Economics Summit shows no signs of recession

Written by Chris Weatherspoon | 12 February 2012
Posted in Features - News

Chris Weatherspoon looks ahead to the Warwick Economics Summit, which is sure to go from strength to strength.

Capello Calamity: Football Forum Reacts to England Manager’s Resignation

Written by Ali Gokal, Abeer Sharma, Dean Taylor, Matthew Toms | 11 February 2012
Posted in Comment - Sport

Fabio Capello’s resignation has sent shockwaves through English football just months before the European Football Championships. The Football Forum team pen their thoughts on Capello, the Football Association and former captain John Terry.

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Follow our live-blog of We Are The 22%, a discussion on women's underrepresentation in public life, held at the University of Warwick.

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Chris Weatherspoon reviews a weekend of fantastic talks at this year's Warwick Economics Summit.

Education >> Comment

Henry Hill searches for the raison d'être of student unions.

Features >> News

In one of TSJ’s most extensive pieces, Jon Vale looks at the world of journalism. How does a newspaper compare to its predecessor, and what does the future hold for the industry?

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