Hidden in the underground of Britain’s second city lies a music scene drenched in vibrancy, talent and unmatched wit. Birmingham’s upcoming rap scene was something I would have previously addressed with the same kind of eye roll as a Kanye West soliloquy, or a Piers Morgan column in the Sunday...
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The last few weeks has seen a spotlight on the NUS in the national media. Four Warwick students give their opinion on whether the NUS represents them.
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We all know that the Arts and Culture industry is disproportionately white, but for Hope Barker and Ella McLeod, the same can be said of the Warwick Drama Collective (DC). I sat down with them to discuss their project Mind The Gap, its inspirations, aims, setbacks and future. Having already...
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At midnight last Thursday, James Blake unassumingly dropped his third album online. Standing at a majestic one hour and sixteen minutes, The Colour in Anything is by far his longest LP to date, and is gripping and haunting throughout. In the three years since his last album, James Blake has...
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The proposed motion for NUS disaffiliation will be voted on by students at an emergency All Student Meeting (ASM) on Monday 9 May.
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Everyone loves a good gag, right? I mean, why else do people buy crackers? Seeing as this is science, here are a few relevant ones: A proton checks into a hotel and is asked if he needs any help with his luggage. “No,” he says, “I’m travelling light.” ...
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Labour's new election strategy is strange. I didn't realise the aim of an election was to repeatedly punch oneself in the face.
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Eurydice delivers a heart-breaking rendition of the tragic tale of Orpheus that will capture its audience within its bizarre, magical world when it opens Wednesday 11 May. With its runtime only just exceeding an hour, it provides a mesmerising interlude for the trials of Term 3. The production elaborates on, and...
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Our Boar TV writers tell us about their favourite TV shows in foreign languages Wallander Reece Goodall A couple of years ago, I stumbled across a treat on BBC4 – the channel was airing the Swedish TV series Wallander, starring Krister Henriksson as the titular detective. As a fan of...
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On 30 April Warwick Tae Kwon Do completed a 12 hour training session to raise money for Mind, the mental health charity. Tom Bokros tells us how they fared
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Never would I have ever imagined serum induced live ‘n’ kicking pumpkins to be the stars of a musical. Yet that is what MTW’s Improv Musical 2016 brought to life last night at Warwick Arts Centre. As it was an Improv Musical, the show was run by the audience –...
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More derogatory annotations have been found in a book in Warwick Library, this time of a sexist nature.
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Here are this week’s global student stories. There are stories about Syrian refugee students, the new Swedish Nobel Research Centre, Russian higher education and cheating students in Australia. Lebanon: Syrian refugees to be educated in Lebanon About 1.5 million Syrian refugees have flooded into Lebanon over recent years. Many of...
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