GE2019: Labour hold for Warwick and Leamington
Matt Western (Labour) has been re-elected as Member of Parliament for Warwick and Leamington in this year's General Election. #GE2019
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Our oceans are being starved of oxygen due to climate change
Simona Valeviciute explains the importance of oxygen in our oceans, and what exactly the depleting levels mean for our aquatic ecosystems
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His Dark Materials: The Lost Boy review
Giles Allen-Bowden reviews the fifth episode of His Dark Materials, as new characters are introduced and Lyra finds herself in grave danger.
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Is the KSI vs Logan Paul boxing match a triumph or disgrace?
Waking up at 3.30 am to watch a boxing match between two YouTubers with 2 years of boxing experience behind them is probably not the best idea in the world, you would argue, but, due to my complete and utter dedication to the Boar (obviously), this is what I did....
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Election memes: a political blessing rather than a curse
Lucie Carr examines the role of memes and the internet in our politics, arguing they serve as an integral part of campaigning.
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Accepting that Christmas might not be perfect
With it getting closer to Christmas every day, Noah Keate explains why it's normal that the festive season is not always idyllic.
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GE2019: How did Warwick students vote in The Boar’s General Election survey?
With the a general election set to take place on 12 December, The Boar wanted to find out Warwick students’ thoughts on the vote.
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Kelp Tech wins Warwick Hult Prize Competition
For young people, climate change is an issue that is dominating politics and economics and holds a significant place in their hearts. At Warwick, students are not only campaigning for fighting climate change, but for some, combining business skills with a passion for saving the environment spurred them to enter...
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Rick and Morty – Claw and Hoarder: Special Ricktim’s Morty
I’m not a fan of fantasy in general, so I was very intrigued to see what a Rick and Morty take on the genre would look like. The answer, it transpires, is a visually impressive if somewhat meandering one. ‘Special Ricktim’s Morty’ is an amusing episode, no doubt, but certainly...
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Death Stranding – combating anti-artistic sentiment
The most extreme double-edged sword of gaming as an artistic medium is the hyper-individuality they invite by design. No truer is this than with Hideo Kojima’s Death Stranding. Game worlds are designed for the player, and the player is usually one of, if not the most powerful people within that...
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The transport pledges of the political parties explained
Although transport is rarely people’s main priority when trying to decide how to vote, this is a key aspect of our day-to-day lives and can generally have a wider impact on the prosperity of the economy than we may expect. Thus, here is a compilation of some of the different transport policies so you can see how they are targeting topics that matter to you.
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How will Warwick vote in the General Election?
With the election tomorrow, the results of our Twitter poll on where students at Warwick will be voting and why they are voting for them.
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Bastille at Warwick Arts Centre; an apocalyptic vision falls flat
Warwick Arts Centre and Bastille are not two things you would usually put together. So, arriving at Butterworth Hall- the same venue that hosted my first talk on my Offerholder Day-, it was safe to say I was apprehensive. It seemed lead singer Dan Smith shared my nerves;
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