Speaking up about being an introvert
One of our writers explains how university made her realise the limitations of being an introvert, but also how to make the most of it.
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Levelling up from student journalism: an interview with Ali Jones
For as long as there have been videogames, there has been videogame journalism. Reviewing, reporting, and retrospecting are all involved in this ever-expanding industry. But to those on the outside, gaming journalism can seem like a tricky business to fully understand, so we caught up with previous Boar alumni Ali...
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Solving the Chinese boat captain riddle
Reece Goodall looks at the viral puzzle with seemingly no answer - just how old is the boat captain?
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Coventry nightclub now accepting Bitcoin
Coventry nightclub venues s7ven and Daddy Cools are accepting Bitcoin as a method of payment from this month onwards.
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Barbara Stocking: Trials and Tribulations of Changing the World
If there is anyone who knows about the difficulties involved in fighting poverty, eradicating inequality and tackling humanitarian crises, it is Dame Barbara Stocking – a former CEO of Oxfam, who also had a successful career working for the World Health Organisation and the NHS. Speaking at the Warwick Economics...
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Warwick research identifies JPC11 as a potential cancer treatment
Research from the University of Warwick has identified JPC11, a compound that possesses a unique approach to destroying cancer cells.
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How can Warwick help your Mental Health?
Recent research indicates as many as 29% of students in Higher Education may experience mental health difficulties at some point during their studies. But what is Warwick doing to help tackle this? Below you will find just some of the many ways you can access mental health services at Warwick...
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Eugenics conference secretly held on University College London’s campus
One of UCL's honorary academics revealed to have hosted secret conferences on eugenics and intelligence on its campus.
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Warwick students campaign for student killed in Egypt
Students from all over campus gathered last Thursday 25th January to demand from the Egyptian state truth and justice for Giulio Regeni.
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Is more religious programming at the BBC a good move?
The BBC is to air more religious programming - two writers look at whether this is a good move, and what forms it could take.
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Is alcohol causing cancer?
Ashleigh Chester reports on research that suggests alcohol can permanently damage our stem cells.
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How does Economic Populism Work? Warwick’s Dr. Herrera at WES2018
Speaking at the Warwick Economics Summit 2018, Warwick’s Associate Professor Dr. Helios Herrera, elucidates an original perspective on the exhausted query over why populist politicians have become so popular in Europe. Many electorates in Europe believe populist governments are the “magic pill” to their problems… Dr. Herrera, coordinator of the...
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Tawakkol Karman at WES2018: The struggle for democracy and freedom
Tawakkol Karman, a Nobel Peace Price winner, kicked off the Warwick Economics Summit with an inspiring speech and message to students to ‘raise your voice’ in an effort to combat injustice because “with the students…we can change the world.” Karman co-founded Women Journalist Without Chains as a direct response to...
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