University of Warwick

Take the University of Warwick, which is part of a bid for a new research campus sought by New York City.

Marian Salzman: Where Is the Value in a Four-Year Education? Marian Salzman 2011

Take the University of Warwick, which is part of a bid for a new research campus sought by New York City.

Marian Salzman: Where Is the Value in a Four-Year Education? Marian Salzman 2011

Research by the University of Warwick's Andrew Oswald has shown—as paraphrased by Don Peck in an Atlantic Monthly article last year—that "no other circumstance produces a larger decline in mental health and well-being than being involuntarily out of work for six months or more."

The Case for the President's Jobs Act Gene Sperling 2011

To link these Eurovisionaries, Ms. Fricker, an American, and Milija Gluhovic, a professor of theater at Britain's University of Warwick, in 2009 set up the Eurovision Research Network.

Scholars Sing the Praises of Eurovision Daniel Michaels 2011

Dennis LeechProfessor of economics, University of Warwick• Patrick Butler describes the radical plans of Suffolk, Bury and Brighton as "outsourcing services to local social enterprises and charities" Second thoughts, Society, 11 May.

Letters: Artistic vision 2011

Researchers from the Institute for Social and Economic Research ISER at the University of Essex, working with the University of Warwick, will present their work at a conference this week that will look at the latest findings from the UK's Understanding Society study – a longitudinal survey of the economic circumstances and attitudes of 40,000 British households.

Middle children are most likely to bully their brothers and sisters 2011

Frustrated by the lack of job offers at home, she decided to pursue an M.A. in media studies at the University of Warwick in central England.

Stories From the Downturn Javier Espinoza 2011

Geoff RenshawDepartment of economics, University of Warwick• Wandsworth is not alone.

Letters: Swings and roundabouts … and the value of play 2011

An analysis presented by his team and another led by Andrew Levan of the United Kingdom's University of Warwick suggest the mystery outburst resulted when a black hole, one weighing as much as 10 million times more than the sun, ripped apart a wandering star, nearly instantaneously, and then feasted off its gases.

Rare cosmic blast traced to black hole 2011

Researchers from the Institute for Social and Economic Research ISER at the University of Essex, working with the University of Warwick, will present their work at a conference this week that will look at the latest findings from the UK's Understanding Society study – a longitudinal survey of the economic circumstances and attitudes of 40,000 British households.

Middle children are most likely to bully their brothers and sisters 2011