Keeping up a passion for science can be difficult when the relentless cycle of lectures and assignments seems endless. Ethan Martindale offers his top tips for staying in love with your chosen subject in spite of these challenges.
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Day Two of the British Open saw a lot of major names leave the draw, not least the defending champion Mark Williams. Yesterday boasted a combination of matches in the round-of-64 and the round-of-32, and a lot of good players would face off to progress further into the tournament, particularly...
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Norma Maher reviews the latest book from Ruth Jones, Love Untold.
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Will Brewer is the democratically-elected President of Warwick Students’ Union for the next academic year. Ahead of the start of welcome week, The Boar sat down for an interview previewing the year to come.
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In June, previous RAW News Editor, Cam Hall, and Boar News Editor Eden Fall-Bailey interviewed Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Warwick.
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Whether you're looking to go beyond your course, meet new people, or are just interested in learning some cool science, Warwick has a huge range of STEM-related societies and groups to explore!
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Day two of the British Open offered a selection of 19 matches, with the remaining players hoping to make it through to the round-of-16 on Thursday. But after yesterday’s shock O’Sullivan defeat, there’s the knowledge that anyone could be defeated early, and the big players were hoping not to be...
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Cambridge and Oxford universities may be disadvantaging poorer students by making students apply two weeks earlier than usual for some of their most competitive courses.
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Hot on the heels of the World Mixed Doubles snooker the day before, Milton Keynes played host to more action with the start of the British Open. The first day paid host to a selection of first-round matches, with big names across the day – all eyes were on Mark...
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Written by: Harry Torrance Reading this, you’re probably thinking one of two things. Either: Really? Do we still have to keep giving this hateful, misogynist the spotlight over a month after he’s been ‘de-platformed’? Or, who is this Poundland Pitbull I keep seeing pop up across the internet? Which category...
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A new university in Peterborough, ARU Peterborough, opened on 20th September 2022 for 2,000 new students.
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Bottom of the league. One point. 22 goals conceded. Brendan Rodgers’ side, which secured a fifth-place finish alongside an FA Cup triumph just two seasons ago, look set for a potential relegation battle this year. But how exactly has it gone so badly wrong for Leicester City, a side which...
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The first mixed doubles event in snooker came to an end with a victory for Neil Robertson and Mink Nutcharut, who rose from the bottom of yesterday’s league table to book a place in the final and win. Here’s a recap of how things went down on day two. The...
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