Autumn strikes even more likely as pensions level rejected and ballot confirmed
Autumn strikes are becoming increasingly probable as staff are faced with heightened costs for the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS).
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Why a family holiday is the best way to spend some family time together
While many of us are at the age where we are able to and happy to go travelling with friends, we often continue to go on family holidays. Family holidays are a nice way to spend time with your family and make nice memories, away from our busy daily lives. Now that many of us are living away from home for the majority of the year, it’s difficult to spend much time with family. Even when you’re back at home, you may be meeting up with old friends, so it’s nice to exclusively spend time with family.
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Team Sonic Racing – Switch Review
Given that Sonic the Hedgehog’s whole shtick is that he can fun really fast, I have never understood the inclination to put him in a kart racer. And yet, looking at his console history, he has appeared in an incredible 11 Sonic series racing games. The most recent instalment, Team...
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Take two: switching course and finding happiness at university
Reece Goodall shares his experience of switching course at university, explaining that there is no shame in having to change your mind.
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Over £28m in overpaid student loans withheld by the government
Over £28 million in overpaid student loans is being withheld by the government, even though payees have already been identified, data from the Student Loans Company (SLC) shows.
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Dora and the Lost City of Gold: Review
Reece Goodall reviews 'Dora and the Lost City of Gold', the big screen outing of one of kid's TV's biggest stars.
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The translation of Catch-22 from novel to our screens
Asad Raza explores how successful the translation of Catch-22 from novel to TV series has been and what is lost by the adaptation
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Box-ticking and last-minute modifications: the inaccessibility of art galleries
Elspeth Walker looks at the inaccessibility of art galleries and questions whose responsibility it is to fix it.
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Hate crime in Leamington Spa rises by 37% in three years
The number of hate crimes in Leamington Spa has risen 37% in three years, a Freedom of Information request sent by The Boar to Warwickshire Police has revealed.
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Finding friendship, love and kindness on the Warwick campus
Lucy Martin and Isabella McRae share a few uplifting anecdotes about finding friendship, love and kindness on the Warwick campus.
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Cambridge graduate sues over handling of harassment complaint
A Cambridge graduate has said that she’s suing the University over the way it dealt with her sexual harassment complaint.
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FLASHSALE!: Shadow of the Tomb Raider – Xbox One Review
Shadow of the Tomb Raider is a gorgeous game with a compelling story, diverse characters and exhilarating action set pieces. It never fails to accurately set the right tone with its music and visuals and beating all the game’s challenges is rewarding, especially on higher difficulties. However Eidos Montreal’s creation...
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Record number of students find university places through Clearing
A record number of 17,420 students secured a university place through the Clearing this year. 2,260 candidates more than the previous year.
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