University of Warwick staff have passed two motions in their Assembly held on 11 March 2016, condemning the Government's Higher Education green paper motion and Prevent strategy.
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I grew up always second-guessing people’s intentions and never going out at night. But I feel more safe at Warwick than I have anywhere else in my life.
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We aid these women and enroll them on a programme that equips them to earn money, regain their confidence and actively participate in their communities.
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Following his visit to Warwick University organised by Warwick Lib Dems, The Boar sat down with Sir Ed Davey, former Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, for a discussion about his time in government, his work outside politics and the Daily Mail. The trebling of tuition fees caused a...
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Oliver Stone, an American political filmmaker, will be awarded an honorary Doctors of Letters degree from the University of Warwick this month.
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[dropcap]F[/dropcap]ollowing news that Matthew Hancock, Cabinet Office minister, is set to announce new regulations prohibiting the boycott of Israeli goods by publicly funded bodies, various groups at the University of Warwick have penned an open letter describing their discontent. The ban will affect local councils, the NHS and, significantly, university student...
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Transport issues between Leamington Spa and the University of Warwick left students waiting almost two hours for a bus this evening.
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Having just been incredibly impressed and blown away by Musical Theatre Warwick’s Anything Goes, I was really excited to go and experience a rehearsal of their new show: original piece Good Business. This musical, written by MTW’s Rob Madge and Chris Poon, is set in 1930s America during the Great...
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Ahead of Protest and Performance Week at Warwick, The Boar takes a look at some of the most influential artistic protests in the last few decades as well as protests closer to home. On Friday 26 February, Warwick For Free Education (WFFE) took over University Road in an attempt to...
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First place in our poetry competition goes to...Emily Raisin for her work 'The Great Fitzgerald'!
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Boar Books is delighted to announce second place in our poetry competition!
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One of our writers stayed up until 5am to report on the 88th Academy Awards - a problematic year, with some surprises.
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Against all odds, I managed to score tickets for one of the biggest music events of the year! From a very young age, I watched the Brit Awards on the TV with my dad – but this year we’d be watching it live at the O2 Arena in London! Despite...
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