Friday the 12th of October, was the second matchday of the inaugural UEFA Nations League and England played out a lethargic and uninspiring rematch of the 2018 world cup semi-final against Croatia behind closed doors in Rijeka. The match drew to a close and was not exactly a classic, with...
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I do not envy Miles Jacobson in the slightest. Well, at least I didn’t believe that to be the case until Thursday 18 October. The annual release of the world’s most popular football games is becoming somewhat of a routine. September, October, and November signify the release of the newest...
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Reece Goodall investigates the science behind super-ice and its potential applications.
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High culture is often riddling poetry readers with the assertion that John Keats wrote an enormous amount of great work in a very short period. It may seem rather annoying, even absurd, especially if you find his poems unbearable. In the interest of his upcoming birthday, and his somewhat marmite-like...
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Everybody is talking about the YouTube star Shane Dawson and his documentary on the extremely hated YouTuber, Jake Paul. Dawson announced that he would be doing a series into ‘The Mind of Jake Paul’ and received serious backlash straight off the bat.
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Even though it is easier and cheaper for us to explore the world than ever before, statistics suggest that many now prefer to stay closer to home instead of spending our lives in the air. As students, we don’t always have the opportunity to hop on a plane and explore...
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Stagecoach is set to review its bus services within the Warwick and Stratford districts, which may affect links to Coventry, according to the Leamington Courier.
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Under the invitation of Warwick Politics Society, Anna Soubry spoke to a full lecture theatre of Warwick students about Brexit and the Conservative party. She followed her talk with a Q&A with the audience, and an interview with The Boar.
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The University of Warwick’s very own Reece Goodall’s album Honest Politics, out on 7 November, reminds that not everything has to be political. The album features 14 songs, all with tuneful piano melodies and accompanied by Goodall’s warm vocals. From a song about man’s best friend to ones that will...
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In light of Bonfire Night, I want to attempt to make a rather tenuous link with the explosive nature of certain particularly remarkable endings in literature. A dissatisfying ending is often underwhelming and lacks a climactic angle, while the most noteworthy endings are those which take their readership aback with...
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Zenisha Chouhan explores why we lose our memory when we drink, and why we keep drinking regardless.
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President of the National Union of Students (NUS) has revealed that the group, affiliated with 600 student unions and associations across the country, is facing severe financial adversities.
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Nobody knows what to expect from their first year at university. Most freshers have never lived away from home, never had the freedom of student-hood, never studied in lecture format – it is a year full of new experiences and learning curves. I was full of anticipation, nerves and excitement...
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