Sustainable living can seem like a daunting prospect but, to put it simply, it boils down to “making choices that aim to reduce our individual and collective environmental impact”. For students, this is something which can easily be pushed aside, considered too expensive and time consuming. However, as easily as...
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Boar TV editor Keith Mulopo writes of his admiration for Michael Mann's 2004 movie 'Collateral', starring Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx.
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Sabrina Penty, part of the University of Warwick's class of 2021, analyses what the job market looks like for her and her fellow graduates
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Noah Keate is left disappointed with how lukewarm the first series of 'Baptiste' proves to be.
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While knitting was once seen as an elderly activity, Sophie Hurst explores the rise of crochet.
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Sophie Hamilton's short story is a bittersweet tale of memory, nostalgia and loss.
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Lewis Hamilton cemented his place in the history books after his 100th F1 win at the Russian Grand Prix, a feat unmatched in the sport, and he took back the championship lead in the process. But as one Briton celebrated, another was disappointed – Lando Norris’ opportunity for his first...
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Darla Castillo provides a guide for freshers.
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Matthew Oulton argues that Raab's career alteration, among others, reflects an incredibly healthy approach to governance, an approach facilitated by a painful lack of oposition.
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After winning eight out of the last nine Ryder Cups, in the run-up to this year’s delayed iteration, you may have thought that this dominant European team were surely set for another triumph. With a team full of legends like Ian Poulter and Rory McIlroy, and backed up by a...
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The University of Warwick boasts a wide variety of successful alumni, including some that have made it in the writing world. Noah Keate shares those he looks up to most, and explains what makes their achievements so special.
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After it was announced that The X Factor had sung its swan song after seventeen years, Noah Keate looks back at the show's musical impact.
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Papers published by female authors have been found to receive less citations than similar papers published by men. Emily Alger looks into why this is the case and the issues associated with this.
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