Before Gideon, Holly and Charlemagne there were Night Club Dwight, Special K and the Eye Patch Guy. Before The Hold Steady there was Lifter Puller. The Lifter Puller universe revolves around the Nice Nice, a club won by small time drug dealer and diamond smuggler, Dwight, in a card game....
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Warwick University's Chancellor, Richard Lambert, has defended his controversial views on tuition fees in a round-table discussion with students.
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Gordon Brown has been accused of putting the future of many universities in jeopardy
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Now that Prime Minister Dave Thatcher (who would have thought, after that exquisite, exquisite ceremony, that he’d decide take her name) has finally announced, in a cascade of blue fireworks and go-green smoke, that the still-new decade will be known, from henceforth, as the Tory-teens, let’s all hold hands take...
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Regina Spektor, who has been described as ‘kooky’ and ‘alternative’ but whom I can sum up most effectively as effortlessly charming, made her first appearance into my life in 2007 with the simple yet beautiful ‘Samson’. A piano ballad teeming with religious imagery and gut-wrenching chords, it is altogether a...
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We present the _Boar_’s British Film Campaign preview for 2010
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A group of Warwick students travelled to Gaza over the Christmas holiday as part of the Viva Palestina aid convoy. The convoy met harsh resistance from officials in Israel and Egypt.
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After months of waiting, ‘Take A Mate’ - Warwick’s student car share service - has launched. The scheme offers a formal service in which students can find other students to share their car journey to University with.
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Week one saw Go Green take over campus, the country’s largest student-run environmental campaign
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International star Richard Marshall will be playing alongside Warwick Brass Band on 6th February. The band will be performing at the Holy Trinity Church, Coventry.
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The Conservatives have released plans to make international students pay an extra £2,000 per year to study at UK universities.
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Conservative leader David Cameron warned that student tuition fees are here to stay if his party comes to power during his visit to Leamington Spa on 21st December. The visit was part of a nationwide tour to rally support ahead of the upcoming election.
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