Looking at recent movies like Moonlight or Carol, it can seem like we’ve come a long way since the days where an LGBT character would just serve as a punchline. But bisexuality, in particular, is still noticeably absent from the conversation when it comes to film. It’s a subject apparently...
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As the season of festivities and food approaches, we share one of our writer's delicious Christmas recipes.
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Once artists reach a certain level of critical acclaim or fame, they are subject to intense scrutiny and often criticism, due to the subjective nature of art itself. One spectator’s reaction of excitement towards a painting is valued as equally as the next spectator’s reaction of despair. It therefore becomes...
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In a recent anonymous interview with a volunteer from Nightline, asking if we would always need the service, I was met with an assertive “yes”. More than perhaps anything else during the course of the interview, this response showed me both the power and the value of such an initiative....
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I was sitting in the Retiring Room with a warming glass of Tokay in my hand. Lord Asriel had disappeared, again, so there was nobody to stop me drinking his favourite vintage. My dæmon was perched on the mantlepiece cleaning her feathers above the crackling fire. To my left, Lyra had...
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Aamena Patel talks through this year's top tech- perfect for treating the special people in your life (or just yourself) this Christmas!
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According to Jo Johnson, Minister of Universities and Science, students in England will be offered degrees lasting two years, saving £5,500.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane María, a category five cyclone that hit Puerto Rico harder than any storm since 1928, 88% of the island was left without electricity. It’s been nearly two months since María, and whilst some areas of Puerto Rico have regained electricity, more than half of the...
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The Boar interviews Warwick student Izin Akhabau, the youngest person ever to broadcast on the BBC News at Ten at just 20 years old.
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History has seen many great disasters. The defeat of the Persian armada at Salamis in 480BC. The destruction of the Hindenburg. The invention of the iPhone, leading to the society of depressed and atomised individuals in which we find ourselves today. But there is one calamity which is unsurpassed in...
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Donald Trump has famously called the media 'fake news'. Journalists are offended, but is there some credence in his assertion?
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The Warwick Rowers appeared on Loose Women this afternoon as the “treat” behind today’s door of its ‘advent calendar.
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Upon starting up my seventh playthrough of Mass Effect: Andromeda, the thought “I have no life” was the first that flashed across my mind. My second was of what exactly kept pulling me back into the game in spite of the fact that it’s almost universally despised. For a moment I...
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