Summer Party cost questioned
Tickets are 'overpriced' say some students, as line-up is criticised and Union fails to find sponsors
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Georgia James
The bear truth of animal testing
Lush's latest publicity stunt may strike a blow against animal testing but is a gender-exploitative misfire, writes News Editor Georgia James
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Fame, football and rape apologism: the dark side of Twitter rears its head
Footballer Ched Evans has been found guilty of raping a young woman and no amount of vicious victim-blaming tweets can change that, writes Georgia James, News editor.
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Sex, lies and videotape
The Boar's News Editor Georgia James on why Tulisa Contostavlos has nothing to be ashamed of
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Newly elected Welfare Officer Ben Hodges stepping down
Ben Hodges, Welfare & Campaigns Officer-elect, has chosen to step down from his role in order to accept a job offer from Swiss Re
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Rihanna’s actions are nothing short of a betrayal
Rihanna once inspired victims of domestic abuse to take a stand against their attackers, now she should be ashamed of herself, writes News Editor Georgia James.
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It’s Swain’s world
Nick Swain has been announced as the new Students' Union President for the 2012/13 year after a record turnout in Officer Elections
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Question Time sees candidates debate major issues
Aspiring Sabbatical Officers clash at Hustings
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Human remains found near University
Dog walker discovers body near Gibbet Hill
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EWB host Global Poverty Project presentation
High turnout at presentation on tackling poverty within one generation
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The 22%: why are women under represented?
Four eminent women took part in a university of Warwick debate on the lack of women in the public sphere
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Low turnout at General Meeting
The latest General Meeting saw less than one percent of the student body turn up to vote on a number of Union issues, including the Bacardi Boycott, Fairtrade exemptions and the Eden Springs boycott
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UniLad website is no laughing matter
Laddish or not, when online ‘banter’ condones sexual assault, and even rape, it ceases to be amusing
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