We can learn a lot about feminism from South Korea
With backlash to feminism in South Korea, Tanya Parmanand argues that these tensions can be used to understand gender imbalance globally.
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Confessions of a commitment addict
Commitment addict, Giles Allen-Bowden explains why enthusiasm is great but being too busy can be dangerous and impact your health.
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‘The Madness of Crowds’ by Douglas Murray: review
Reece Goodall reviews the newest book from Douglas Murray 'The Madness of Crowds' and highlights the pros and cons of the read
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Nearly two-thirds of universities introduce sexual consent training
Nearly two-thirds of universities in the UK have introduced sexual consent training for students, a survey by Universities UK (UUK) has found.
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The Boar interviews Warwick Nightline
The Boar sat down with a member of the University of Warwick's Nightline to ask them about their student-run support and listening service.
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Halloween Horrors: The Witch’s House – Steam Review
The Witch’s House is adorable. It is also terrifying, capturing a perpetual sense of unease. The game keeps you on the edge — of both your seat and your willingness to keep on— but it does well to not quite push you off it. Developed using RPG Maker, The Witch’s...
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“A reminder to walk in the light”: a review of ‘Prism’
Eleanor Burgess reviews 'Prism' at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre and asks Robert Lindsay a few questions about playing the lead role.
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Russia faces a devastating ban from all major sports events
The Russian doping scandal was one of this decade’s most shocking sporting moments – the revelation of a government programme to enhance its athletes, which may have unfairly altered the results of numerous sporting events, was a major story. It appears that Russia’s attempts to rehabilitate itself may have hit...
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Fact or fiction: Films that accurately reflect the university experience
Reece Goodall breaks down the films that most accurately reflect the university experience for new students.
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Boris Johnson’s reforms are a welcome change for international students
Ali Atia discusses the recent decision to reduce the length of time international students could remain in the country.
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A brief history of Great British baking
Before you watch the Great British Bake Off on Tuesday night, take a read of Sophie Laughton's brief history of Great British Baking!
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Warwick publishes first disciplinary quarterly progress report
The University of Warwick has released the first quarterly update on their progress in improving student disciplinary and appeals processes following a University Council meeting earlier today.
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Trump, Biden and a little scandal in the Ukraine
With impeachment potentially on the table for Donald Trump, the world looks to Ukraine ahead of the 2020 presidential elections.
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