Warwick hosted its Economics Question Time last week, which saw an audience of mostly first-year economics students posing their questions to politicians, economists and university leaders. The event took the same format as the BBC programme from which it takes its name. This year’s panellists included UKIP’s only member of...
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A new survey carried out by The Boar has found that only 63% of Warwick students would describe campus as “fairly” or “very” visually attractive. 29% said campus is “not very” attractive, while 5% of respondents called it “hideous”.
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After the popularity of last year’s Doggy De-stress Day, Warwick University’s Students’ Union (SU) hosted the event again on Monday 26 October to raise money and awareness for Guide Dogs UK.
As part of the SU’s Disability Awareness Week programme, Warwick Raising and Giving (RAG) Society teamed up with Guide Dogs UK by inviting students to spend some time with guide dogs and puppies of all ages after paying a £2 entrance donation.
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Here’s all the décor tips you'll need to keep it cool on campus from Daljinder Johal…
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The adventures of 'Pizza Face' and her struggles with acne, as told by Armani Syed
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These pancakes are amazing - perfect for breakfast, snack or pudding!
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Has media speculation gone too far? Rebekah Holland critiques the retaliation to The Tab’s I Heart Consent article
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Scarlett Mansfield explores the pros and cons of couchsurfing
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Hannah Bettison explains the difficulties of being an international student
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Tab journalist and Warwick student George Lawlor, who controversially objected to being invited to attend Warwick Students' Union's 'I Heart Consent' workshops earlier this month, reversed his decision in a conversation hosted by BBC Newsbeat.
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After years of negotiation, trade ministers from 12 various countries managed to reach an accord regarding the Trans Pacific Partnership. As per New York Times reports, the United States said it was merely “an important first step”. The agreement has definitely taken a leap in terms of progress, as previous...
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[dropcap]S[/dropcap]OMA , Frictional Games’ newest release, is a stellar horror game; while it may not be as scary as the team’s previous games, it delivers an electrifying atmosphere coupled with a thoroughly intelligent and thought provoking story which will get your heart thumping and your mind racing. [divider] First for...
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From Hal 9000 to The Terminator, science fiction has created enough evil robots to end humanity a thousand times over, but is this likely?
As a part of Warwick’s Festival of the Imagination, a panel was held to debate whether the current trend in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) will result in the “inevitable destruction of humanity”.
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