When I told my friend the premise of Black Men Walking, she was surprised by its setting. “You wouldn’t think….” she trailed off, “I guess it says something about our preconceptions.” Indeed, the rural landscape that Thomas, Matthew, and Richard navigate is a space often perceived as not being ‘for...
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Some love it, others hate it. Yet what many of us don’t know is why we even celebrate Valentine’s Day in the first place? “Soul meets soul on lovers’ lips” wrote Percy Bysshe Shelley, a truly romantic notion and a good quote to describe the essence of Valentine’s Day. There...
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Alex Stevens attempted 'Dry January' - read on to see whether a busy student was able to cope with a month of sobriety...
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‘This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)’ is barely a love song. Its unmistakable flute-like synths and keyboard propelling chords back and forth, “naive” in the sense that the band swapped instruments to write the song, generate a melodic simplicity and innocence that, at a glance, seem to be reflected...
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Black Panther deserves every ounce of acclaim it receives. After anticipation was built to see Black Panther in his first solo outing after his scene-stealing debut in Captain America: Civil War, Marvel assembles Ryan Coogler and a phenomenal cast to bring us the 18th instalment in their Cinematic Universe, and...
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TMS producer and Warwick alumni Adam Mountford speaks to the Boar on the state and future of cricket
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An Oxford History graduate seeking damages of £1 million for ‘inadequate teaching’ has had his case thrown out of the high court.
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As the most intimate one on her tour yet, Jorja’s Smith’s concert in Coventry was a poignant one for her since it was the closest she has performed to her hometown of Walsall, where she was spotted with Drake after his own gig in Birmingham. Following an earlier performance by...
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Anna Young looks as the evolution of dating shows as ITV2 launches a hit new show Survival of the Fittest.
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February is the month of LGBTUA+ history, and it’s a month for reflection, learning, and understanding. A month dedicated to the history of the LGBTUA+ community reminds and celebrates, champions and warns, that our histories are not created equal. Initiated in 2005 by Sue Sanders, Elly Barnes, and Schools OUT...
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Amy Kynman gives us some inspiration for where to take loved ones to celebrate Valentines Day in Royal Leamington Spa.
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The results for the Student Union (SU) referenda have been announced, with five of seven motions that were proposed to the SU passing.
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The death of a retired police sergeant leads Morse to a cinema in 'Cartouche' - our Endeavour series blog continues.
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