Who said test cricket was boring? With England still needing 73 runs to win, when the bespectacled spin bowler Jack Leach walked out into the blazing sun at Headingly to join Stokes, it felt like a funeral procession. England’s batting had once again collapsed. Once again, England relied upon Ben...
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Moving away from home for the first time can be an extremely daunting experience which is why on-campus accommodation is great as it makes the whole experience a lot easier and means you are surrounded by people who feel exactly the same. I haven’t met anyone who wouldn’t recommend the accommodation they were put in and didn’t come to love it so don’t worry if you aren’t given your first choice initially.
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The Students' Union (SU) at the University of Warwick has launched a new hate crime reporting ambassador scheme for peer support.
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While the University are yet to declare a climate emergency, The Boar can reveal that they are currently developing “a programme of actions aligned with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recommendations to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050”.
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Troubled US gaming retailer GameStop revealed recently that it made 120 employees redundant as part of a restructuring initiative, representing over 14% of the company. The news comes after the company announced a $673 million 2018 loss back in April, the largest in its history and a certain surprise after...
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More and more millennials are baking for stress relief. Evianne Suen talks about the benefits of baking for your mental health, explaining how baking has impacted her own life.
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Reece Goodall reviews the latest trailer for 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker', the final chapter in the Skywalker saga.
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Students attending ten Hong Kong universities, and over one hundred secondary schools have announced that they will boycott classes, amid large scale protests across the city.
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Russell Group universities treat state school GCSEs and IGCSEs only provided by private schools as equivalent qualifications for admissions.
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On Thursday 19 September 2019, one artist will take to the stage at the Hammersmith Apollo to accept the Mercury Prize for the best album released in the last year by a British or Irish act. Only twelve nominees make the short-list every year and will be judged by the likes of Annie Mac, Clara Amfo, Stormzy (a previous nominee of the prestigious award), and singer-songwriter Jorja Smith.
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A Palestinian student has been denied entry into the US by immigration officials who found social media posts by his friends criticising the US.
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Lucy Martin looks at the importance of a recent anthology of science fiction literature exploring what the future of Palestine may look like.
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The universities of Oxford and Cambridge have been criticised for "penalising" privately-educated pupils during their application processes.
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