Becky Gittins elected as Democracy Officer
Becky Gittins has been elected as Warwick SU Democracy and Development Officer for 2016/17.
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Chloe Wynne elected as new Welfare Officer
Chloe Wynne has just been elected as next year’s Welfare and Campaigns Officer with 57.9% of votes. Tessa Schiller ranked in second place. Chloe is currently the Women’s Officer, and has already launched a new digital consent campaign. She promises to provide cheaper prices of food on campus, lobby for discount holiday rates...
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Marissa Beatty elected as Societies Officer
Marissa Beatty has been elected as Warwick SU Societies Officer for 2016/17.
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Ted Crowson elected as sports sabbatical officer
Chemistry student Ted Crowson has been elected as sports sabbatical officer.
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Nat Panda re-elected as Postgraduate Officer
Nat Panda has been re-elected as Postgraduate Officer of the academic year 2016/2017. He ran unopposed.
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Our predictions for the 2016 Sabbatical Elections
The Boar predicts who they think will be winning the Sabbatical Officer Elections in 2016
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Election Clockwatch 2016
Sam Evans brings you live coverage from the Warwick SU Election Results, live from the heart of the Dirty Duck
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Elections Coverage – Are LGBTQIA+ being truly and fairly represented?
Just as you don’t have to be a woman to care about women’s issues, you don’t have to LGBTQIA+ to care about the issues facing LGBTQIA+ students.
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Election Coverage – Liberation societies know how to represent themselves
I cannot say I respect the choice not to engage with some issues, but I understand the reluctance to be involved in something people deem “not their fight”. However, to claim that members of liberation societies do not know how to represent themselves is crossing a line which borders on the crude.
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Review: ‘Wuthering Heights’ performed by WUDS
As I walked into the theatre for WUDS production of Wuthering Heights, I knew immediately that this was to be a theatre experience unlike any other: instead of conventionally sitting in front of the play, the audience are instead encouraged to move around the space, following the action as it...
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Elections Coverage – Election reflections
I am caught between feeling impressed by the candidates and their teams, who stand out in the cold flyering all day, and feeling overwhelmed with the oversaturation of information on campus.
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Jessica Jones: “AKA You’re A Winner!”
The series blog returns as "AKA You're A Winner!' takes a turn for the ridiculous with Hogarth's sub-plot but is saved by the revelations between Jessica and Luke and the handling of Hope's situation (FULL SPOILERS)
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Brief 90 – Week 8, Term 2 (WFFE protests and student politics)
In this week’s 90 second round-up Josh and Catherine talk about WFFE protests and ask students whether student politics even matters.
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