Molly Willis asks English and Theatre Studies student, Lucy Cooper, about her experience on ITV’s Meet the Parents Last weekend, Warwick students switching on to ITV were greeted by a familiar face as bright, bubbly and beautiful third-year English and Theatre Studies student Lucy Cooper featured on the second episode of...
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In need of some spooktacular treats this Halloween? Heidi Selwood has got you covered with her scarily delicious eggs. Ingredients: 6 large eggs 800ml water 150g frozen blueberries Gray sea salt, for serving Freshly ground black pepper, for serving Method: 1. Bring water to boil in a pan...
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151 years ago today, Britain's first black professional footballer was born. Connor Hutchinson celebrates the achievements of Arthur Wharton
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“I’m about to send a message to the world, like…” Politics in the work of the Knowles sisters, talking Lemonade and A Seat at the Table Beyoncé’s album Lemonade surprised the music world when it premiered on HBO in the form of an hour long film, in late April this...
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The 90s was a seriously “cool” decade for cinema. There was a wealth of counterculture movies such as Fight Club and Trainspotting. It’s the decade that brought us Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction. It gave us iconic characters such Austin Powers and The Dude from the Coen Brothers’ The...
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After much anticipation, Rockstar finally dropped a reveal trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2. It was severely disappointing...
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Forty-four bicycles were stolen from Warwick campus last academic year, a Freedom of Information request by the Boar has revealed. The news comes after Warwick was named the 8th safest campus in the UK, ranked by crime levels. Of the 152 bike stands on campus, only 19 are covered by...
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Luke Pilot, President of Warwick Students’ Union (SU), was elected onto the National Union of Students (NUS) Welfare Zone Committee on 27 October. Luke was elected during the Welfare Zone Conference, which took place in Stratford-upon-Avon. Before being elected as President for this academic year, Luke was the Welfare Officer...
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My addiction to television shows started young. In fact, to a degree, I feel that I was a teenager as a child, because I’d be perfectly content sleeping in late and watching hours of cartoons after coming home from school. Sadly, I can’t do this as much now, but I...
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The premiere of Swiss Army Man saw multiple walk-outs, perhaps unsurprising given the film’s premise: a suicidal man meets a farting, reanimated corpse, whose arm can be used as a wood saw and whose erection guides their journey together. What’s perhaps more surprising is that the film is utterly brilliant,...
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“I googled ‘British blues artists’ and was met only by white faces. This was surprising to me – then I was surprised about being surprised…” After watching a documentary by Lenny Henry called, ‘Lenny’s Got The Blues’ I could think of many well-known African-American artists that performed the genre that...
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I’m in what is probably a significant minority of people who have never seen either of the Little Shop of Horrors movies. The only thing I knew for certain when I arrived at the Belgrade Theatre was that apparently ‘feeding the plant’ was a bad idea – this production, true...
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The government has announced that EU students applying to study at UK universities for the 2017/18 academic year will continue to have access to student funding support with no changes made to the cost of their university fees. The announcement was made on 11 October. EU students applying for the...
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