This year’s varsity competition saw the University of Warwick earn their 34th consecutive victory over Coventry University. Varsity took place on Saturday 24 February and saw a strong turnout from both universities as students gathered to support and cheer on their friends and teammates. Warwick, who hosted the event, came...
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Ollie Hotchin reviews Zara Larsson's showstopping concert at Birmingham's O2 Academy.
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It’s that time of the year again; the one-month free trial is up! We have people celebrating the fact that New Year’s indeed falls on February 1st as a little internet joke; I must admit I couldn’t wait for January to end. But upon further reflection, why am I hoping...
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Stanley Kubrick’s 1964 black comedy Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, is widely considered one of the greatest works of satire in cinematic history. Telling the story of a rogue American general who kickstarts a chain reaction of events that ultimately culminates in...
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Callum Morar reviews Kanye West's latest release with Ty Dolla $ign, Vultures Vol. 1.
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Abigail Mableson discusses the power of film and TV in recirculating
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After receiving photographic evidence, The Boar understands a U1 bus has crashed on the A46 en route to campus at around 9am this morning. The bus appears to have dismounted the carriageway and come to a halt perpendicular to the road. After getting off the bus, students appear to have...
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Global economic uncertainty reigns, but JP Morgan's Bruce Kasman offers insights on navigating the "knife-edge" and his "sticky" inflation prediction.
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Dan Nobbs comments on what makes a good cover song, and reveals what he believes are the best six cover songs.
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Olivia Wildblood, award winner of Warwick’s Annual Digital Showcase Competition, sat down with The Boar last week to discuss her incredible podcast Not Really British. What began as a history module assignment to explore an element of migration evolved into an in-depth interview discussing “her mother’s experiences growing up and...
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Thomas Bartley discusses how Franz Ferdinand's eponymous debut has stood the test of time.
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Anna Barnard explains why owning physical media is the best way to consume music.
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It is a phrase which has come to mean dogma for politicians across the world. First coined by James Carville, a strategist on Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign, ‘It’s the economy, stupid’ has long spoken to the belief that it is ultimately the nation’s finances which govern election fortunes. But...
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