Former University of Warwick student stands trial as a Neo-Nazi leader
A former University of Warwick student is on trial accused of being a member of the Neo-Nazi organisation National Action.
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Cerys Turner
A guide to local elections
Coventry City Council, along with around 145 other local authorities in Britain, will be holding elections to elect their local representatives this May. The election on Thursday 5 May will also include a number of mayoral elections and seats on 1,000 parish councils, the smallest type of council.
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Former Warwick student on reporting sexual assault to the Student Union
18 months after initially being assaulted, a Warwick graduate talks to The Boar about how they are still fighting for sanctions against their assailant despite reporting their assault to Warwick's Student Union
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Warwick student on the University handling of her sexual assault case
A student who was under investigation by the University of Warwick for an alleged sexual assault was allowed to continue working at the Terrace Bar in Warwick’s Students’ Union.
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Farewell to ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’
As 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' comes to a close, Cerys Turner praises the show's longevity and its embodiment of the just success that is the Kardashian family
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Sexual assault at Warwick: has enough changed since 2018’s Group Chat scandal?
Trigger Warning: this article discusses rape and sexual assault. It’s a chilly grey Sunday afternoon in late November, and small groups are beginning to gather on the Warwick University piazza. They huddle in clusters, wearing masks and holding hand-made cardboard signs: ‘Boys will be held accountable for their actions’, one...
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Pale Waves’ Heather Baron-Gracie chats growing up and falling in love for new album Who Am I?
Pale Waves lead singer Heather Baron-Gracie chats about her latest record Who Am I?, a pop-punk infused record tackling uncertainty, sexuality and hope for the post-pandemic world.
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Is there a student mental health crisis on the rise?
TW: Suicide Yo-yoing in and out of national lockdowns; last-minute exam changes and A-level U-turns; being blamed for a second-spike in coronavirus cases – 2020 hasn’t exactly been a great year for students. When Manchester University students occupied a decommissioned campus building in protest of pupil wellbeing this month, which...
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beabadoobee on her debut album Fake It Flowers: “my biggest influences are girls who rock”
We all have our small lockdown achievements: downloading (and subsequently deleting) Duolingo; perfecting our banana bread recipes; getting through all of Netflix’s rom-com offerings. Beatrice Laus – the love child of Tik Tok virality and lo-fi, otherwise known by her monicker beabadoobee – may have trumped us on the 2020...
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Bristol students to rent strike over “unacceptable” treatment
Students at the University of Bristol are going on a rent strike in protest of their “unacceptable” treatment in university accommodation.
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Beabadoobee’s ‘Fake It Flowers’ is 90s nostalgia for the TikTok Generation
As we move into a new season, bedroom-pop pioneer Beabadoobee transports us with her 90s inspired alt-rock debut.
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Ulysses Wells interview: “The funny thing about writing songs is that they sometimes come true”
Although up-and-coming artist Ulysses Wells is only just releasing his first EP, he’s already set for big things. With a seal of approval from Bastille’s Chris ‘Woody’ Wood, who signed him after seeing his electric live performances, Ulysses has a lot riding on his new release, Can’t Take It Much Longer....
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The return of the noughties: 2000s fashion makes a comeback
2000's fashion has undeniably made a comeback across social media and around the world. Cerys Turner considers why, how and whether it's what we all need in such an uncertain and scary world.
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