Now You See Me was a shock hit a few summers ago – a magic-based heist movie, it was slated by critics but audiences were happy to love themselves in the fun of it. Now You See Me 2 will be lucky if it manages to find the same level...
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In the European Union (EU) referendum, the UK has narrowly voted to leave the EU, with 52% voting to leave and 48% to remain. In an historic vote, the UK has seen a higher voter turnout, at 72%, than any general election since 1983. Surrounded by a sea of constituencies...
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A month-long football feast or a predictable tale of English woe? Tom Holmes and Oscar Mayhew argue why you should - or shouldn't - be watching Euro 2016.
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One of the few things that pretty much anybody who knows me knows is that I like horror films. I’ve seen tons – probably a lot more than is good for me – and after you get watching for a while, you start to get wise to the tricks. Looking...
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Joe Clarke digs through the drudgery of the EA press conference in an attempt to find something worth your time and money.
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As another academic year draws to a close, here is a roundup of this year’s biggest and most important Boar News stories. 1. One of the biggest stories on campus was about the racist incident that occurred within student accommodation to a first year Biomedical Sciences student, Faramade Ifaturoti, who...
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A recent Freedom of Information (FOI) has revealed a rise in student-caused crimes at night-time in Leamington Spa. It saw 116 night incidents of police intervention, including assault, harassment and violent disorder. Crime caused by people aged between 18 and 24 has almost doubled in the past year. Overall, there...
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It was final day heartbreak for UWMCC as they were beaten to promotion by the tiniest of margins. Jonny Hall reports as the 1s hosted Nottingham 2s.
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Like most students, I live for the day that my student loan gets paid into my account. When SFE send that glorious text, it triggers a rush of euphoria – much like the feeling you get when Beyoncé drops an album or absolutely slays a Superbowl performance. I thought I’d...
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Moving In I don’t think anyone really knew what was going on. Through the traffic of stuffed cars and bustle of newcomers with faces shoved deep into maps, I found Arthur Vick, my new home for the next ten months. My room was bigger than expected – a pleasant surprise!...
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In this piece I will look at some closing points about the EU, and explain why we would want to be as far away from it as possible. The EU is routinely labelled undemocratic and impossible to reform. Yet one may be quick to point out something – don’t we have...
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On Wednesday 8 June, comedian Eddie Izzard spoke at the University of Warwick on behalf of Stand Up for Europe, a national campaign which aims to encourage young people to vote Remain in the upcoming EU Referendum In advance of his tour, which will see Eddie visiting 31 universities in...
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Right up until the fighting started, Euro 2016 looked like great fun. Even afterwards the heady cocktail of bonhomie, violence, and first touches is as fascinating as a work hung in the Louvre, at least from afar. It’s a mess, but this display of a continent still ill at ease, and changing...
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