The taboo behind mental health needs to be lifted. This was the message from Cecilia Knapp, a performance poet and writer, who has used ‘creative self-expression’ to help heal some of the wounds from her childhood. Speaking openly about the suicide of her older brother, she made it very clear...
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A global experiment took place on World Poetry Day in which customers of Julius Menl coffee shops can pay for their drinks by writing a poem. The chain ran the same programme last year with much success – sadly, only one store in London and one in Edinburgh is taking part this year...
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UWMCC capped off an incredible indoor season by beating Portsmouth to become national champions. Jonny Hall tells us how they did it
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This week’s episode takes place almost entirely in Jessica’s old house. It’s to the credit of the actors and writers that AKA WWJD? is so compelling; by scaling down the action, Krysten Ritter and David Tennant are given the space they need to act, away from the violent showpieces of...
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Apple and the FBI have been locked in a fierce battle recently over the unlocking of an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino attackers. The FBI want Apple to create software to allow them to unlock the phone, but Apple have refused. Should Apple comply with the FBI?...
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Study space, student-university relations and the re-brand of the university were at the heart of the first student press meeting with the new Stuart Croft, the new Vice Chancellor at Warwick. Here's what Stuart had to say at the start of his time as VC.
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What a terrifying time to be a journalist. The news business in general is in a state of flux and the journalism industry is trying to find its bearings.
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Growing up as an unorthodox ’90s child, the author most influential to my upbringing was Roald Dahl. He began writing as a child and made it a profession in the 1940s. If we do the maths, that’s essentially 76 years of neverending success within the book industry. Even after his death, his books continue...
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With just under 400 likes, the University of Warwick Soviet Socialist Student Union (WSSSU) Facebook page is slowly increasing in popularity after its creation on March 4th.
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“His eyes went white, like a shark about to attack.” “I feel the color in my cheeks rising again. I must be the color of The Communist Manifesto.” We live in a terrible era in which sentences such as the above describe the extent of our literary awareness. Verbose phrases that...
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The final episode of The Night Manager is soon to air on BBC1 and I feel it is my duty to urge each and every one of you to take your virtual selves to iPlayer, binge-watch the first five episodes and join me, this Sunday, on the edge of my...
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Outgoing Boar Sport Editor and incoming Editor-In-Chief Shingi Mararike reflects on his final year covering Varsity. The highs, the lows the stress and the strain.
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The SU has published a report proposing that the library opens 24 hours a day for 50 weeks of the year. The report will be presented at the University to senior management stating the case for a 24 hour Warwick library.
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