[dropcap] W [/dropcap] ith the new University year officially being underway (and everyone being swamped by work already), I’ve been dreaming about getting away – even if just to escape all the reading I have! This has got me thinking about all the different places I want to see in the world...
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Taking on a city in a day is no mean feat. Between carving out a comprehensive itinerary, mastering public transport, and banking on fair weather (ahem, London), only seasoned travellers will know how to get the most out of their 24 hours. Though it’s not high on the list of...
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The US Presidential Election on 8 November will undoubtedly have global repercussions and as such it is being marked across the University, both on the night itself and in the week leading up to the long awaited event. As part of the build up to Election Day, the Politics Society...
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Societies and sports clubs have been conducting initiations over the past few weeks, where freshers and other new members are often forced to do embarrassing or humiliating things. The Boar spoke to some clubs to find out what has been going on this year. RUGBY The Men’s Rugby Union Club...
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Our weekly #BUCSWednesday round-up returns, with Hockey, Tennis, Football, Lacrosse and Squash all on the menu. It's quite a line-up
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Exciting, innovative, fresh. Just three ways in which Tesla is often referred to in today’s world. But as is so often the question surrounding an upcoming business in an upcoming market – is it promising? In other words; ‘should I be investing in this company?’ On the one hand, Tesla...
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A room packed with leading economists would probably conclude that the corporate world should be riddled by economic uncertainty at the moment. Britain seems on track for what will be a far from amicable divorce with the European Union. The US Presidential election is fast approaching. China’s rate of economic...
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No amount of BUCS points compares to the pride of seeing your team at the top of the Boar Sport Power Rankings. Who will be October's number one?
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From the moment you step on to your campus as a first-year undergraduate student, there are many things you may want to become: a dedicated fundraiser, a political force, a student journalist, a competitive sportsperson, or an entrepreneurial leader. No one, however, applies to university to become a victim of...
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I sat down to watch French Without Tears in the worst possible mood to see a light-hearted comedy. At the end of a rather long and horrid day, last thing I wanted to do that evening was laugh. It is a testament to how strong the production is that it...
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Imagine the sheer joy in my heart when I heard that John Carpenter was coming to Warwick – the man is a true cinematic auteur, and arguably the most influential director of horror to ever bless the genre. The chance to come and see Carpenter present a show of his...
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It is rare to find a production so self-aware as FellSwoop Theatre’s EUROHOUSE. This restrained and yet wonderfully manic piece considers the increasingly fragile relationships in the EU, through the dynamics of the relationship between the French ‘Bert’, and Greek ‘Nasi’. Held as part of the Emerge Festival held in...
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On Saturday 8th October, a Warwick student became one of the latest victims of the so-called ‘killer clown’ craze. The worldwide phenomenon began in the USA over the summer, prompting thousands more to dress up as the circus character and terrorise communities. While the student’s flatmates managed to convince them...
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