Cavasing: the official general election artist
Jasmine Parker contemplates what we can expect from a general election artist, and how the piece will channel the political climate of today.
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A not so thrilling thriller: The Roomates review
What would you imagine the Freshers’ Week from hell to be like? Rachel Sargeant seems to offer an answer in her psychological thriller The Roomates, set at the fictional University of Abbeythorpe and written from the perspectives of four freshers sharing a flat. Most freshers are dealing with homesickness, hangovers...
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The England versus South Africa Test Series Preview
Ah, England. Just when you master one format and become ODI world champions, you immediately usher in a brand-new Banter Era in the other. Chris Silverwood’s reign as head coach kicked off in tremendous fashion in New Zealand, with the former Essex man determined to out-do the ECB’s reigning Banter...
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The Boar’s gamer gift walkthrough
Apart from a standard obsession with Mario Kart and Animal Crossing, I do not know that much about games. However, for years I have been buying gifts for the gamers in my life and have received plenty of advice over what should and should not be bought. It is worth...
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The best Christmas markets to spread the festive spirit
With Christmas around the corner, many of us have had a chance to explore the wonderful Christmas markets and displays around the country, so here is a guide to some of the ones that our writers have told us about.
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Bickering over climate change won’t solve the problem
John Jenkins emphasises the cruciality of climate change, and argues why politicians need to pay more attention to it instead of bickering
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Has Christmas lost its meaning?
As the temperature drops and Christmas fast approaches, the festivities have been well-underway since the start of the month. From 1st December and often earlier, in shops across the country, decorations are up, Christmas items are out and expensive marketing campaigns have begun. Today, nobody can escape the money-making colossus...
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Spilling the tea on fitness fads
Hot spin? HIIT? What's the latest trend? Alessandra French shares her honest thoughts about fitness fads and the toxicity of diet culture.
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Anna Karina obituary
Dominic Thornton remembers Anna Karina, the prominent French New Wave actress, who has died at the age of 79.
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Rick and Morty: One Crew Over the Crewcoo’s Morty review
Reece Goodall reviews the third episode in the latest season of Rick and Morty - a heist movie spoof spectacular with some unexpected cameos
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Small change, big impact: wrapping paper alternatives
Simona Valeviciute provides eco-conscious alternatives to wrapping paper as Christmas times draws near, to help curb excess waste
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Science undergraduates at Warwick five times more likely to transfer course
Science undergraduates at the University of Warwick from the UK are almost five times more likely to transfer their course than others.
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Deeply cynical: Why Hollywood should not resurrect James Dean
Reece Goodall asks whether Hollywood's resurrection of James Dean is in good taste, or if it is just a gross marketing strategy.
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