‘La Dolce Vita’: sublimating decadence
Writer Hector Perrotto reflects on Federico Fellini's iconic 'La Dolce Vita', highlighting why the 60s Italian film has inspired and continues to inspire audiences and filmmakers.
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Council backs £23m Rugby Road improvements
Warwickshire County Council (WCC) has backed plans for a £23m scheme to reduce congestion around Rugby.
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Applications for Warwick Gender Expression Fund re-open amid funding issues
Applications for Warwick Gender Expression (GEF) fund have re-opened this year to provide short-term affirming support to transgender, non-binary and gender non-conforming students at the University. The applications will run until 19 February 2023.
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50 years of climate activism: how has it changed throughout the years?
Tra My outlines how climate activism has changed throughout the years since the 1970s and discusses the effects of this evolution.
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The Strokes’ sophomore album Room on Fire turns 20
Erin Lewis reviews Room on Fire, The Strokes' second album on its 20th anniversary.
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‘Metal: Hellsinger’: the most snubbed game of 2022
Luke Brown reviews the exhilirating gameplay of 'Metal: Hellsinger', and lays out why this game from 2022 should have been far more popular.
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Ali Carter wins German Masters
Ali Carter has won the 2023 German Masters, ending a seven-year title drought, with a dominant 10-3 victory over Tom Ford. Carter’s last title came in 2016 with a win in the Yushan World Open, but he was on fire in Germany, as he made eight half-centuries and one century...
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Exploring Tradition: Lunar New Year
Taylor Green explores how Lunar New Year, which marks the beginning of the year of the rabbit, is celebrated in China and in other countries.
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Hogging the Ball EP13: Office References and City in the National
With the recent news that Manchester City are being charged with over 100 breaches by the Premier League, the boys examine just what we can expect from the investigation, and Mitchell is ruthlessly mocked for having no Premier League titles to his name. Plus, a Premier League roundup and plenty of Office references that only half the room understand.
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Five watershed films from the 1970s
Writer Cameron Smith discusses the iconic cinema of the 70s, citing the work of Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola.
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Conflicting or complementary? The Boar interviews science students of faith
Ben Keedwell interviews science students of faith at Warwick to explore how science and faith are intertwined and how the university supports religious STEM students on campus.
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Normal People’s intimate depiction of masculinity
For the 50th Anniversary print of The Boar, Andres digged deep into the captivating and heart-wrenching TV series 'Normal People'; focusing on male vulnerability and mental health.
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Days 29 and 30 of Album-pril: Ringmasters II and Dead Man’s Party
For Days 29 and 30 of Album-pril, Matthew Randell reviews Ringmasters II by Ringmasters and Dead Man’s Party by Oingo Boingo.
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