As 6% of care leavers go to uni compared to 38% of all young people, Fi Smart asks what social work can do Social work has been getting bad press for years. What started as a prestigious career in the early 70s, gradually received less funding, less interest, and the...
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By this point, first years should be thinking where they would like to live next year. Being a resident of Canley, and having been one for two years, I shall be defending the suburb staunchly. However, don’t think for a second that this doesn’t mean I haven’t understood the benefits...
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Tim Fraser reminisces the life and works of legendary New Orleanian Allen Toussaint.
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Bitter Spanish speaking rivalries are on the agenda this weekend. Barca-Real on the pitch. Puerto Rico-Mexico inside the squared circle.
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Ali Jasem notes the sad fact that it doesn’t take a lot for a natural disaster to wreak havoc. It is then imperative to take measures in sensitive regions
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Boar Games Writers review PC games recently published by Warwick alumni. [divider] Induction – Bryan Gale I’m a big fan of puzzle games. Where AAA titles receive huge public support, puzzle gaming is something often kept to oneself; not because it’s antisocial, but it just isn’t exciting in the...
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Having a pen pal is vital for the wellbeing of prisoners according to a research conducted by Professor Jacqueline Hodgson and PhD student Juliet Horne, from the School of Law at Warwick University.
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Struggling to decide what to do after graduating? Ana Clara Paniago and Nicola Paling discuss popular options...
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Universities in England will be able to increase tuition fees in line with inflation, if they can prove that they provide a high quality standard of teaching, universities minister Jo Johnson has proposed.
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Lauren Hurrell explores some of the more unorthodox career opportunities available to those willing to travel
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The Boar speaks to Timothy Armoo: entrepreneur, CEO of Fanbytes and a true inspiration “Bullshit.” Second-year Timothy Armoo’s words when I asked if successful entrepreneurs are just ‘born with it’. He would know. At just twenty-one, Timothy has set-up set up two successful businesses which have generated tens of thousands in investment...
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy on becoming one of the UK’s most notable news presenters Krishnan’s path into presenting was, in his view, fairly lucky. It started in sixth form when he was involved in debating. After that, he entered a competition for the Observer, and then presented Open to Question for the...
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Claire Fuller experiences life as an Australian Cowgirl
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