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Sir Clement Freud (1924-2009)
Sir Clement Freud, who sadly passed away on 15th April aged 84, was a truly unique individual. Broadcaster, chef, former MP- these are just some of the things attributable to a man who led a remarkably colourful and varied life.
... [continued]What does Heathrow mean for Holloway?
Transport Secretary Geoff Hoon announced on 15th January 2009 that the government has given the go-ahead for the extension of London Heathrow Airport.
... [continued]Creative writing graduate sells first novel
A Royal Holloway PhD student has succeeded in selling the world English language rights for her debut novel, due to be published in January 2010.
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Call for 'urgent' asbestos audit
Check on school places cheating
Baby P council 'limited progress'
Drop in modern language learning
Colleges' agency spend attacked
Tories plan tougher teacher tests
Forced marriage plea to schools
Ashraf Ghani runs for Afghan Presidency on anti-corruption ticket
We have ways of making you talk, Mr Blair
Do as we say, not as we do, the new model of Democracy Inc.
Industrialising the service sector is a false economy and fatal in the public sector
It’s not over until the fat man sings - and he’s just cleared his throat
Don’t Panic! Lord Sugar of Tut will save the economy
- Over Easter - NUS holds Annual Conference and elects Wes Streeting as new National President
- Holloway loses Brunel campus bid
- The Hoosiers Interview
- Martial Arts: The Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Bristol Open
- Interview with Theo Paphitis
- Royal visit for Holloway
- We speak to King Danny Wallace!
- Kingswood sealed off after nearby suicide attempt
- What is Tuberculosis and what does it do?
- Scout's Honour
Royal Holloway College News
Raindance film school for local pupils
12 December 2008
State-of-the-art collaborative learning environment officially opened
10 December 2008
PhD student enjoys Portobello Film Festival success
8 December 2008
Blood, sweat and frozen tears on Everest
Dr. Rob Casserley, the Everest mountaineer, is interviewed exclusively by The Founder.
... [continued]The NFL live from Wembley Stadium?
Our Sports Editor speaks to Joseph Buckley about the sport's recent UK popularity and RHUL's hard-hitting team.
... [continued]The National Theatre’s War Horse at the New London Theatre
Following two sell-out seasons at the National Theatre, the critically acclaimed production by the NT and Handspring Puppet Company has transferred to its new home at the New London Theatre. The play is adapted from the novel by Michael Morpurgo, who ‘wanted to write a story of the First World War that didn’t take sides’, a story of a horse’s eye view of the universal suffering of the brutal war that killed tens of millions of people and unknown millions of horses in u... [continued]
Conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo needs a new kind of peacekeeper
The ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is a prime example of all the difficulties of creating a lasting peace in post-Colonial Africa. The current conflict in Kivu province is an extension of the Second Congo War, which officially ended in 2003 with the signing of peace accords and a power sharing agreement. It was the world’s bloodiest war since World War II, claiming 5.4 million dead and countless more injured and displaced. It is primarily motivated by a terri... [continued]
Is Royal Holloway letting down its disabled students?
Big fat Britain - why are we heading the same way as the US?
Are the “Brights” really worth it?
Let us embrace the changes at Holloway
Can we blame the economic crisis for the sudden headlining news involving knife crime?