Last summer thousands of us were left in disarray after the chilling results of the Brexit vote were announced. We were going to leave the EU, and I, for one, was pretty distraught about it. Throughout the entire referendum campaign I was certain that Remain would win, and a few...
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According to NUS research, 63% of students agree that there should be a second referendum on the terms of the Brexit deal. Students have been unhappy ever since the vote, as the majority of young people were on the Remain side of the argument – 75% of young voters supported...
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Spy series 24 has returned to our screens in a new spin-off, Legacy. Although it lacks one-man murder machine Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland), it is in many other ways much the same show. We’ve the ticking clock, the action, the political machinations and something far less savoury – the same...
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The UK was ranked as the second most attractive country for international students by the Study.EU Country Rankings 2017.
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Tim Wermter brings to life a terrific weekend for Warwick at the national university Handball championships, with the men's finishing 2nd!
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So elections for the 2017/18 society execs are over. Old members have been replaced by younger, fresher-faced, and better slept first and second years. An important member of every society is the social secretary—the glue of the team, the one who everyone entrusts with a most valuable possession: their social life....
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As a panicked second-year English student currently in the middle of writing her Shakespeare essay, you might find it surprising to hear me still insist, with bloodshot eyes and a stretched smile, that Shakespeare should be taught everywhere. The news that the South African government is planning to review the...
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of the iconic super natural drama Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which continues to be respected as one of the best American TV shows to date. Vampires, demons, werewolves, witches, monsters – Buffy had it all! Seven series of exhilarating battles, evolving romances and emotional...
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A Freedom of Information (FoI) request by the Boar has revealed that the only mandatory mental health training personal tutors are required to undertake is in a two-hour training course. The course, undertaken by staff on their academic probation, is entitled ‘The Role of the Personal Tutor’. It is led...
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Should a degree be a prerequisite for political office? I ask, because there’s an interesting situation in Kenya at the moment. It seems that the Governor of Mombasa, Ali Hassan Joho, may have forged some of his secondary school qualifications. If this is the case, he could be stripped of...
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The University of Warwick will be given funds from the £2.45 million Higher Education Funding Council for England to address sexual harassment on campus, and provide safer campuses for students. Back in 2016, The Guardian conducted a survey of students’ experiences of harassment, revealing an epidemic of sexual abuse within...
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First they give us ‘3WW’. Then they hit us with ‘In Cold Blood’. Alt-J have released two songs from their upcoming album, Relaxer, now set for release on June 2. After the indie rock band’s 2012 album An Awesome Wave and their 2014 album This is All Yours, alt-J have...
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Work on a new £11.5million railway station in Kenilworth continues, with the station set to open in December 2017. An hourly service to Coventry and Leamington Spa will operate from the station, linking the town to national routes to both London and Birmingham. Over 40 students studying Civil Engineering at...
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