Why train travel is still a contender
Lucy Carter discusses the resurgence of train travel, arguing it is the sustainable travel option we desperately need
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Why the government’s plans for smoking should worry us all
Reece Goodall worries about the precedent for civil liberties that the government's smokefree plans may establish.
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The Tour de France for Dummies
It's the biggest event in cycling, one you won't want to miss, so here's everything you need to know ahead of the Tour!
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Williams’ thrilling return ends with Tan triumphant
Wimbledon is in full swing, and we’ve already been treated to some fantastic tennis. Nick Kyrgios’ clash with Paul Jubb was thoroughly entertaining, Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray made winning starts to their campaigns, and Carlos Alcaraz’s victory over Jan-Lennard Struff was as gripping a game as we are likely...
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Sheffield Hallam drops English literature course over graduate job prospects
Sheffield Hallam University has announced that it will drop its English literature degree amid pressure to get graduates into well-paid jobs.
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Tackling LGBT+ inequality in STEM: The Boar interviews Warwick PLAN
The Boar Science & Tech speaks to Warwick PLAN president Joel Cooper about the discrimination faced by LGBT+ professionals in STEM workplaces.
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Seeing IDLES live is like going to mass, but louder and more political
Sophie Flint Vázquez reviews IDLES' latest gig at Coventry's HMV Empire.
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Leah Williamson: the new face of English football
Leah Williamson was always destined to be a star. From a young age, hope and expectation were thrust upon her shoulders as she rose through the ranks at Arsenal, from fan to Arsenal leader and, finally, England captain. Growing up in an Arsenal-supporting household, Williamson was also swallowed up by...
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Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi criticises teachers’ warning to strike
In a letter to Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi, the Joint General-Secretaries of the National Education Union (NEU) warned that they would campaign in favour of industrial action if the government proceeded with plans for a pay increase of 3% for most educators in England.
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Exploring Tradition: Pride around the world
For LGBT+ Pride Month, Ethan Martindale delves into the history of Pride and explores how parades and protests differ between countries.
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The problem with celebrating the Platinum Jubilee
Amber Bentley discusses the Platinum Jubilee and explains why celebrating this landmark event for the Queen might be problematic.
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“How can I be sexist?” My experience of ‘performative male feminism’ at Warwick
Caitlin Scott recounts her experience of sexism from so-called 'male feminists' at Warwick.
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Increasing student loan interest rates make university inaccessible
Noah Keate discusses the dangers of raising the student loan rate.
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