Olivia Rodrigo’s Sour Tour is the start of something new
Andrew Peng reviews Olivia Rodrigo's show at London Hammersmith's Apollo on her debut tour, the SOUR tour.
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Chinese economy slows down
As the Chinese economy shows signs of slowing down from its zero-Covid policy, Seven Standen wonders whether this is a concerning sign for global growth and what this may mean looking forward
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How has the pandemic affected student technology habits at Warwick?
Shreya Joglekar investigates how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected student technology use at Warwick and questions whether these habits will remain in the long run.
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Stanway screamer stuns Spain as England advance
It was an ecstatic conclusion to England’s Euro 2022 quarter-final clash with Spain, as the Lionesses fought back from 1-0 down to claim victory after extra time. A stunning hit from Georgia Stanway was the difference between the two sides, as England become one of, if not the favourites for...
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The Cliff House is right on trend
Reece Goodall reviews the anticipated thriller from Chris Brookmyre, perfect for fans of Lucy Foley with particularly standout writing.
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Lula can and must break Brazil’s decade of stagnation
Tom Zundel reflects on the upcoming presidential election in Brazil and argues that Lula, poised to win, has the capacity to grow the economy and develop the country which has stalled since his departure from office
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University of Warwick hands out set of honorary degrees
The University of Warwick has announced the list of individuals it is awarding honorary degrees this year.
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Catcalling: How am I supposed to feel?
I don’t smile at strangers anymore. I used to walk through town quite bubbly, until an old man growled and licked his lips at me. I probably look quite miserable now. Unfortunately, that does not put people off leering, whistling, and shouting. I don’t think women ever truly escape the...
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California dreaming: the nightmarish reality of California’s homelessness crisis
For decades, California has been the destination of dreamers. Katie Bevan looks at the more nightmarish reality of life in the Golden State, as California battles through a humanitarian crisis, in comparison to the luxurious lies pop culture feeds us.
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Ireland’s fast starts down the All Blacks
The Irish National Rugby Union Team put on a stunning, resilient showing as they bested the New Zealand All Blacks in a 2-1 series win. Defeating the All Blacks is not something Ireland have made a habit of, as the New Zealanders have bullied them time and time again for...
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Warwick students react to the early release of second year results
End-of-year results for second year students at the University of Warwick were released prior to the official exam results day on 17th July instead of 21st July through the update of HEAR (Higher Education Achievement Report) transcripts on GradIntelligence.
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The Boar’s Summer Reading List
Editors and writers of The Boar give their summer reading recommendations.
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Did meteorites impact the origin of life?
Cait Cullen explores new evidence showing that all the key ingredients for life can be found in meteorites, raising questions on where we all began.
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