[dropcap]U[/dropcap]ni is crammed full of new experiences, from trying out a whole new sport to just managing to cook something resembling a meal for the first time. For four Boar Games writers, however, coming to uni marked a notable change in how they chose to use their downtime. [divider] Ali...
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Now an integral part of one of Warwick’s most well known clubs: men’s hockey, Ralph Haville was once, believe it or not- a bewildered fresher. Reminiscing on his early days at Warwick, he gives us his top tips for first years looking for clubs to join.
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[dropcap]W[/dropcap]hen you first boot up game anthology Rare Replay, the first game you will encounter is the 1983 title Jetpac, originally released on the ZX Spectrum. By today’s standards, the game is very simple. You play as an 8-bit spaceman who has to collect fuel for his rocket ship and shoot...
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A new round of students have entered their university life at Warwick. The Boar got in touch with the latest members of the Warwick family to find out more about their first experiences in the bubble.
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A wedding completely upends the Smiths’ life in the Rick and Morty series finale. ‘The Wedding Squanchers’ goes big, delivering lots of laughs and serious character work in one of the show’s most important episodes yet. The family are enjoying breakfast together when they receive an invitation from an intergalactic...
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Stephen Paul reviews the leaders of the music streaming revolution
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There’s only one way to procrastinate that’s better than Sport. That is of course putting your life on the line in name of sport. Tim Arstall recalls his death defying trip to Warwick Motorsport’s driver development day.
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Editor in Chief, Hiran Adhia tackles the biggest challenge for a first-timer in Boarginners history: Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro!
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Abi Browning reviews Lana Del Rey's somewhat disappointing fourth album, 'Honeymoon'.
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Featuring TV and film favourites such as Nigel Havers and Martin Jarvis, The Ambassador Theatre Group’s ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ is a charming and humorous adaptation of the Oscar Wilde classic. Director Lucy Bailey delivers a twist, employing a popular meta-play mechanic. a charming and humorous adaptation of the...
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