A wave of student protests have erupted in the United States, as students clash with universities over disagreement surrounding the handling of the Israel-Gaza conflict. The protests have led to the arrests of hundreds of students, sparking controversy on both sides of the debate. On 17 April, a small number...
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This season, Warwick Korfball achieved its greatest ever BUCS result: playing in the National Championships for the first time ever, the club finished as the 14th-best university team in the country, a 21-place improvement from last season. This is a result that we are incredibly proud of, especially as we...
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The University of Warwick has unveiled two disposable vape upcycling points on campus, as part of a new trial for Term 3. These vape upcycling points have been installed in preparation for students to return to campus for the beginning of the summer term. The bins have been supplied by...
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Chris Tang reviews Taylor Swift's latest album, 'The Tortured Poets Department'.
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I got a notification on my phone the other day which included a link to a Facebook video. The idea that someone of my generation was still actively using Facebook surprised me. However, I took a moment to reflect and rewind the clock. I wondered if the sixth grade me,...
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An Ironman is one of the pinnacles of sporting achievement. With a time limit of 17 hours, competitors from across the world must complete a colossal triathlon, traversing a 140-mile gauntlet over land, by sea, and on wheels. For many, even the training that must be undertaken to be fit...
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The University of Warwick has dropped out of the global top 25 for two subjects in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024, but remains world-leading in two, The Boar can report. A slip in standing saw Warwick’s rankings for Mathematics, and Business and Management Studies, fall from 19th...
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We are in an era where YouTubers are delving into the world of podcasting. For some, seeing one of their favourite influencers in a different format may cause some anxiety, but for me, this transitional period could not have come at a better time as a fan of Shannon Beveridge....
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Jakob Reid details how looking into Venice's resilience in the past can inform us on how to move forward with present initiatives to mitigate the socio-ecological issues that climate change poses.
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The two leading candidates in the West Midlands mayoral election, Conservative incumbent Andy Street and Labour hopeful Richard Parker, participated in a hustings in Birmingham on 15 April. The election is widely seen as closely contested, and will take place on 2 May in tandem with other mayoral races nationwide,...
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T ravelling is more than likely on many of our bucket lists. However, as a student, juggling rent, the cost of snacks from Rootes, and the extortionately priced bus pass does not always make this possible. This doesn’t mean that traversing the globe has to be off the cards for...
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There is a word in Arabic called ‘Ummah’, which has a lot of significance in Islam because it means community. For the longest time, I read this word at face value and simply went about my days, but for the first time this year, I realised the value it holds....
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Greek mythology is something I think we’ve all been obsessed with at some point in our lives. Hadestown has most definitely rekindled my love for it. Anaïs Mitchell’s musical is a reimagining of the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, set in a post-apocalyptic America. It also intertwines the...
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