Bullet Journal. A fast, simple way of note-taking and organising your life. They are supposed to be minimal effort, so that you gain maximum utility and continual use. Perfect for students with busy timetables, deadlines, exams and commitments! Many people like to decorate their bullet journals to make them aesthetically...
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Being a writer of any description is difficult. It takes a lot of time to find your voice in the craft and it’s a real labour of love; so being a student writer means it’s hard to know what kind of writing to prioritise – essays or plays? I’ve been...
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I know. Gucci is now entering the world of film. I mean, why not? Sounds like we could be about to witness some innovation and creativity which I would argue we could do with since so much out there appears to be the same. In my opinion, film is exactly...
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Dan Turley explains the huge potential of ESA's recent space exploration with more chapters being added to the "book of the heavens".
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Exam season is in full swing, and if you’re not frantically studying from your textbooks, you feel guilty about not revising. Worry not, two of our former deputy editors at the Boar have chosen their picks of TV shows that help them study for their course, whilst simultaneously acting as...
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Hong Kong University recently published research showing that UK student suicide rates have risen by 56% in the last decade to 10.3 per 100,000 meaning students are now more likely to commit suicide than the general population. The research is the latest coverage on a mental health crisis raging in...
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We are truly at the end of time. Or so we are told by the editors of Daily Star and their fellow tabloid prophets. Every now and then, when Earth seems to teeter on the edge of calamity, the trumpets of doomsday are sounded once again, and Nostradamus would make...
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Warwick Marrow and Be Kaiya’s Donor hosted “Sign Up Clinic: Kaiya’s Appeal” on Thursday 17 May from 10AM-6PM at the Piazza for Kaiya, a five-year old girl with an aggressive form of leukaemia who desperately needs a stem cell transplant. The event was hosted to help Kaiya find a matching...
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Rosie Williams explains why you might stop reading for fun at university, but continue engaging in other activities you find enjoyable.
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When I want to relax, my go-to is none other than Animal Crossing. The game itself has been a presence in my life from a very young age, and so it is hugely nostalgic whenever I open up my little village. The game is relaxing because it’s pure and wholesome....
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Baroness Amos, the UK’s first black woman university head and Warwick graduate, said there is much "rhetoric" about inclusivity and equality in universities which could cause "complacency" and a "slow pace of change".
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Apple has once again demonstrated its staying power on the global technology scene, producing an impressive set of results for its second quarter of 2018. The company, with its economic output comparable to a medium-sized country, has continued to defy doubts in wall street with strong sales of 52 million...
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According to figures from UK Music, the music industry contributed over £4.4 billion pounds (GVA) to the British economy in 2017. That same report revealed that 30.9 million people attended a concert or a festival last year, and that almost 150,000 people in the UK are in employment sustained by music....
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