Former Number 10 policy adviser and government minister Lord Andrew Adonis came to Warwick for a Freshers’ Address run by the Warwick Labour Club on 20 October, in which he spoke against Brexit and suggested it could be prevented by a second referendum on the final settlement agreed between Brussels...
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It's widely accepted that technology benefits society in many ways, but is it beginning to encourage laziness?
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Reece Goodall reviews the disappointing 'The Snowman', a Scandi-crime thriller with few thrills.
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Not only is Larissa Kennedy the President of WARSoc, Warwick’s Anti-Racism Society, she is also the Co-President of WASS, Warwick’s Anti-Sexism society. As an executive member of the university’s two largest liberation societies, she is, undeniably, an integral member of Warwick. And yet even she doesn’t always feel safe or...
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There are periods of time in anyone’s life where you meet a crossroad. The emotional turmoil that comes with this testing moment is captured poignantly in MASSEDUCTION, celebrated indie queen, Annie Clark (aka St. Vincent)’s fifth studio album. After dating model and actress Cara Delevigne for two years, it seems...
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Ollie Burton has found some ways that science can improve your Tinder profile, although we can't take responsibility for any failed matches!
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In a time of national uncertainty and division post-Brexit, a time when our neighbours’ view Britain as attempting to separate itself from its transnational ties, the choice of Kazuo Ishiguro by the Swedish Academy as the recipient of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature marks a turning point in the...
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WMG have received a £2.5 million grant to develop a prototype tram which would connect the University with places such as Birmingham airport and the central hub of Coventry.
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Inundated by adverts and surrounded by bookies: Rhys Felton asks if students are at risk of succumbing to gambling addiction?
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The University Minister, Jo Johnson, has called on the new Office for Students (OfS) to promote free speech in UK universities. In a recent interview with the Times, Johnson argued that “no platforming and safe spaces should be used to shut down legitimate speech”. Mr Johnson furthered his point by...
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A team of scientists from the University of Warwick Medical School have developed a system which creates endocytosis in cells on demand...
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After the show's move to Channel 4, is The Great British Bake Off still a success, or has the change damaged the show?
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A recent survey by the Boar regarding the sexual experiences of 835 Warwick students found that two out of five people have not had sex before coming to university. But if you walked into a game of ‘Never Have I Ever’ during your first week here, you would have never guessed...
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