A student fundraising group has been set up to help Haiti following the devastating earthquake on the island three weeks ago. The group, “Haiti at Warwick”, was originally conceived in a small seminar class of fourth year Comparative American Studies students and has so far raised £1,000 for the victims...
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I’m a fresher, I’m new on the drama scene at Warwick University, and I’m in awe. So far I’ve dipped my toe in a bit of Shakespeare, I’ve dabbled in a weekend show or two and my latest challenge, my current raison d’etre is the extraordinary theatrical process of devising....
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Danny Arter reviews the original animated film, inspiration for the Codpiece Theatre production
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This Sunday sees the return of the critically acclaimed Dead Or Alive Show. Fresh from receiving a BBC Radio 1 National Student Radio Award nomination, the quirky and at times, dark show – “It’s not for the faint-hearted,” assures one of the writers, Rob Morton – promises to give us...
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On 14th January 2010, Colm Toibin was invited to give the annual Donald Charlton Lecture, which is part of the Humanities Research Centre annual conferences. The lecture, which was held at the Warwick Arts Centre was entitled “In Conversation” and was moderated by Professor Jeremy Treglown of the Warwick University...
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Matt Cassells thinks it may be time to ignore the sneers and embrace the much-derided graphic novel
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Romy Nuttall takes a look at the alternative locations to spice up your love life
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By penning these words I will have managed to write an article for the _Boar_ in four consecutive years. In my time here some things have changed, dare I say for the better, and some things have stagnated.
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Warwick's Netball team build on their most successful year to date with volunteering work in the local community.
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An interview with one of Britain's most exciting young cycling prospects.
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An investigation into the African Cup of Nations in the aftermath of the attack upon the Togo national team.
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Nik Misin examines the implications of the failed Copenhagen Accord
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Falgu Shah considers the long-term recovery plans for Haiti following the earthquake at the start of the year
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