Students at UK universities watch lectures online due to overcrowding
Students at multiple UK universities have been told to watch lectures online or in overflow rooms after their lectures theatres exceeded capacity.
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Warwick district to face referendum on paying more council tax to tackle climate change
In a national first, local councillors for Warwick District Council (WDC) have come together to form a cross-party ‘Climate Emergency Action Programme,’ which seeks to increase resident’s council tax to tackle the climate emergency.
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The art of punctuality
As students, we constantly have to be on time for things. Noah Keate expresses the importance of punctuality as a student but also in life.
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UK Universities return stolen relics to original communities
A number of UK universities have begun the process of returning stolen relics and other items taken by the British Empire.
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Harvard and Yale being investigated on suspicion of failing to report foreign gifts
Harvard and Yale universities are being investigated on suspicion of failing to report hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign gifts and contracts.
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How they levelled up: Gannon Reedy – actual play podcaster
As part of this interview series, I was keen to cover a wide variety of gaming professionals at various stages of their careers in order to provide a thorough overview for students who may be looking to forge their own paths in this direction. That is why I was delighted...
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Will 2020 be the year we see a revolution in women’s art?
Amber Bentley explores the representation of women in the art industry and suggests how 2020 could see a revolution in female art.
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Why photo albums make for the perfect musing of your travel photographs
Traveling and photography go hand in hand. There is no better pairing than a great holiday remembered by pictures of special moments. Whether you travel with friends, family, or go it alone, you will no doubt have a few photographs by the end of your time away.\
Quick and easy access to phones, or even retro polaroid cameras, make capturing a moment even easier. But what happens to the hundreds, if not thousands, of pictures taken on holidays or longer periods of travelling? I, for one, am guilty of storing unreasonable numbers of photos on my phone, many of which I forget I have as soon as I get home.
Social media feeds are often dotted with perfectly posed travel photographs.
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Circling and the planet
I‘m the first to say that I’m a huge hypocrite writing this article. Why, you ask? Well, at The Boar we like to at least try and be as sustainable as possible. We created this climate section because we care about the planet and we care about climate news, we...
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Opera Warwick’s ‘The Bartered Bride’ is kicking elitism out of opera
Lydia Atkins reviews Opera Warwick's new production 'The Bartered Bride', praising its diversity, inclusivity and sheer talent.
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Spotlight On: Picture This
Catchy, original, and moving are three words I’d use to describe Irish pop sensation Picture This. From the release of their eponymous album in 2017, Picture This has risen to greater and greater heights, performing to a fully sold out 3Arena five nights in a row, and topping the Irish Charts with both of their albums.
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‘Sonic The Hedgehog’ is a gem for fans and non-fans alike
James Palmer reviews 'Sonic The Hedgehog,' praising its charm and appeal to both old fans and newcomers alike.
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Literary recipes for romance: writing love over the ages
Georgina Crothers compares love stories across the ages, noting how the genre is certainly timeless, especially when entwined with tragedy
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