‘PULL, REEL, SPIN’. The words linger on the mind, morphing into a monotonous thrumming. Such is the way of life for the characters in Factory Girls, stuck in a cyclical routine that demands unconditional obedience. An accomplished social commentary on the capitalist structures that still exist today, director Jihye Park...
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Fitness trackers are becoming an increasingly popular way to improve our health, but are they doing more harm than good?
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I’m going to start this article with a small ditty from my life. I was recently likened to a ‘nazi’ for insisting that white people shouldn’t use a particular racial slur. Apparently I was encroaching upon the accuser’s freedom to say whatever they please. Can you believe it? A young...
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We define those around us, and draw them in our mind, by their name. We picture who they are to us and what they are in relation to others. To not have a name would be to become formless, a rough shape drawn by dust, waiting only for a moment...
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Sir John Vincent Cable is the new leader of the Liberal Democrat party after being elected unopposed, following the resignation of Tim Farron. Mr Cable was at the University of Warwick on Tuesday to talk about his views on the Brexit negotiations, in an event hosted by the Warwick Liberal Democrats, PPE society and Economics society. The Boar was...
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Four plot strands continue the 'All Out War' with the Saviours - The Walking Dead is back on form with 'The Damned'.
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Leather pants, personality, great musicianship, a small underground venue and a famous band from the 70’s. That was the Flamin’ Groovies on September 14th at La Maroquinerie in Paris. What more could you ask for? Granted, I am a stickler for anything pre-90’s and wholeheartedly believe that I was born...
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“This House Regrets No Platforming Policies at Universities” was the motion put forward at a debate hosted by Warwick Debating Union on 26 October. The panel included academics and activists, as well as a competitive debater; and judging from the turnout, this issue is of intrigue to many Warwick students....
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An anonymous author, in his personal account, dispels the myths that bisexuality is being in denial, or being 'greedy'.
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Sir Vince Cable, leader of the Liberal Democrats, gave a guest lecture on Brexit last Tuesday 17 October before taking questions from the audience.
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Disney's hit show Andi Mack just saw a character come out as gay - a first for the company. Josh Bullin looks at the importance of this move.
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While the Arts Centre is undergoing major refurbishment and renovation as part of the 20:20 project, the Goose Nest will act as a temporary theatre for both professional and student-led performances. The conception of the Goose Nest was a direct result of plans to renovate the Warwick Arts Centre back...
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“Loneliness is not quiet, loneliness is loud.” From the moment Eugenia emerges from amidst the set, crawling out from underneath a pile of clothing, she tries to make a connection with you. This play is undoubtedly about loneliness and isolation, but it is also about this one specific connection that...
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