Former Warwick students have come out publicly criticise the University’s handling of the group chat scandal, as well as express their support for the female students affected.
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Over the years, literature has evolved to become more inclusive. More novels are exploring sexuality and narrating stories starring characters that are not exclusively White British. But where are the stories featuring disabled people? If disabilities are represented in literary texts, it helps bring a stigmatised topic to the centre...
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Gillette launched their latest advertising campaign with a short film called “We Believe: The Best Men Can Be”, which reimagines modern masculinity. Following the release of this film, there was a predictable backlash from those who felt attacked and belittled by the depiction of men as bullies, lecherous street-harassers, and smug...
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Theo Wolf reports on the study which proved that the prisoner nicknamed ‘Spandau #7’ was actually Rudolf Hess, thanks to DNA analysis.
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The History department is currently in discussions to organise public meetings to let students raise concerns about the group chat appeals.
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This year, 952 buildings and sites gained listed status, ranging from a pedestrian subway in London, to a lifeguard house in Essex, to the Florence iron mine in Cumbria. They vary not only in their uses, but also from an aesthetic standpoint. The beautiful brick structure of the pedestrian subway...
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The University of Warwick released a statement this afternoon on the recent investigation and subsequent disciplinary action faced by the Warwick group chat members, after it was revealed by The Boar that two students had successfully appealed and are set to return to campus next year. The story has received...
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For Horror film lovers, Bird Box was the perfect Christmas present. Netflix reported the film scored a staggering 80 million views in the first four weeks after its release on 21 December alone. Aside from becoming Netflix’s most successful release to date, the film was also the centre of attention...
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The Boar sat down with Matt Western MP to discuss his views on Brexit, extending Article 50, and a second referendum
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Edward Stephens reports on the first large-scale study of the effectiveness of detection dogs
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Born in the Ukraine in the 1920s, Clarice Lispector was a Brazilian novelist and short story writer. Despite being her last novel, Hour of the Star was the first I read, and I was surprised and captivated by its strange, haunting and thought-provoking style. Translated from the Portuguese original, this short...
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The following is an open letter to the University by one of the female students named and talked about in the group chat, who asked The Boar to publish on her behalf. CW: Mental health, eating disorders Warwick, I have enjoyed some of the best times of my life so...
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A motion to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA)’s “Working Definition of Antisemitism” was rejected by the University College London (UCL)’s student body. 212 students opposed the motion after expressing that freedom of speech regarding Israel had been infringed, against 78 votes supporting the motion. The non-legally binding definition...
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