Foxfinder is set in a dystopian world ruled by fear and paranoia, which evokes in the viewers both familiarity and an unsettling feeling of the uncanny. In this clever parable written by Dawn King and directed by Tom O’Connor for the Loft Theatre, foxes are evil creatures which haunt farms,...
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I am not ready to put my name on this article. But I’m ready to sit down and talk about rape, and more specifically, my experience of rape at university, because somebody needs to. Somebody needs to do more than wave around #wegetconsent banners. It’s bad enough going through this experience...
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Two writers tell us why they love Brooklyn Nine-Nine and feel that it shouldn't be cancelled; the show is both funny and important for the stereotypes and prejudices that it challenges
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The University has confirmed that the suspensions of four students are to be lifted as an investigation into the group chat exposed earlier in the week continues.
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Last month GQ published a list of a bunch of classic books that they don’t recommend you reading – it gives a little description as to why the book should be stricken from the canon, and a suggestion of an alternative text that you may enjoy instead. It seems like...
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During A-Levels, your teachers told you that the key to future success was as simple as obtaining a degree from a good university, and you believed them. But now you’re here, and up against every other talented course mate for limited summer internship places and grad jobs, being a Warwick...
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In recent years, the principle of ‘sharing’ has been at the very heart of our society. It started with social media platforms; sharing your photos with your ‘friends’ on Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram – but now businesses too have taken advantage of our obsession with sharing. The rise of businesses...
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The third article I wrote for The Boar was called “Facing Sexual Harassment: ‘My Body, My Choice.’’” I wrote it after receiving a fearful phone call from a close friend as she was followed home on campus one night after Pop!. I wrote that article as a Fresher in May...
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Friday Night Dinner has returned for its fifth series on Channel 4, to the delight of many. This award-winning series follows a Jewish family and their eventful Shabbat dinners, the events of each episode ranging from simple marital disputes to accidentally locking Grandma in the boot of the car. But what is it...
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Performed on May 4 and 5, Misterman by Enda Welsh was the latest student production to be performed in the Goose Nest. An ambitious collaboration between WUDS and Tech Crew, this was the first close collaboration of its kind between the two societies, and opened up new possibilities to create...
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The year 2018 marks the 25th Anniversary of one of the most iconic blockbusters of all time, Jurassic Park which spawned four sequels, the latest of which is coming out in May: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Like many lucrative blockbuster franchises such as Lord of the Rings and Star Wars...
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After a hectic term filled with hard work and deadlines, the prospect of having five weeks off at home made me apprehensive of how I would spend my free time when revising. As someone who loves travel, I wished I was jet-setting off to somewhere sunny. However, I found my...
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Isabel Alexander explores the benefits of reading before bed, instead of using your phone or watching television.
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