As stock buybacks have entered the public discourse in the US, with plenty of progressives behind proposed bans, Tom Zundel asks whether reform may be preferential to an outright ban and what form that may take
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With Royal Leamington Spa a popular home for students, Reece Goodall explores the history behind England's spa towns.
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Sergio Perez took his third F1 victory with a win at a typically underwhelming Monaco Grand Prix. The race was delayed by rain, and the only real drama came as the result of a failed Ferrari tyre strategy, depriving Charles Leclerc of what would otherwise have been an almost-guaranteed win....
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Alice Standen argues why the music industry is not too anglocentric, and how instead, stating that it is encourages us to value the ‘success’ of music based on its popularity in the US and UK.
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Alice Standen explores the potential touristic implications of legalising cannabis in Thailand.
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De Montfort University (DMU) has been told that it will do “immense damage” to its reputation if it goes ahead with proposed job cuts.
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Gaby Shedwick reviews Gay Club and indicates why it should be necessary reading for all young people.
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As the Premier League season has officially reached it’s conclusion, the writers of The Boar Sport are putting their heads together to create the best XI based upon this campaign. Every few days, a new writer will have their chance to pitch what they believe to be the ultimate side,...
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Following the recent crash in Netflix's stock price, Reece Goodall asks why this has happened and whether this is reflective of a greater issue that Netflix has
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Monika Hartmann explores the modern technology being used as a weapon of misinformation in the Russia-Ukraine War.
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The relentlessness of modern life has encouraged many to pursue their passions at whatever cost. Alice Smith discusses the modern pursuit of passion and how this may or may not be a good thing for us to do.
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Zac Attewell discusses the rising popularity of populist leaders in Europe and whether we should be worried.
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To round off term two, on Sunday 13 March, University of Warwick Women’s Cricket annual cricket tournament took place to raise awareness of issues of sexual violence in the community. The fun, action-packed six-a-side tournament raised £421.60 for Coventry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre – a charity UWWCC has supported...
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