For those unaware of Dom Joly’s broad career, his origins as a student could not have predicted where he would end up. From being a widely renowned television personality, with his smash-hit show Trigger Happy TV, to later travelling the world to find the wackiest conspiracy theories, Joly’s career spans...
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Maintenance grants for the poorest students at university could be reintroduced by the Government, according to a Whitehall source. The grants, which were scrapped in 2016 by then-Chancellor George Osborne, aim to level the financial playing field for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The news, which was first reported by i,...
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Naomi Pandey reviews Neon Trees' latest release, 'Sink Your Teeth'.
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With the beginning of the new academic year upon us, it is completely normal to feel overwhelmed when trying to balance studying and your personal life. The start of the academic year is a time when many of us are trying to find routines and study habits that work for...
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Eoin Wright comments on the outcome of the EU's tussle with Apple.
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TW: Domestic violence, abuse It Ends with Us, published in 2016, became a bestselling novel and has been praised online for its realistic portrayal of topics such as domestic violence. It was one of Colleen Hoover’s many successful books and helped to solidify her authorial status. Branded as Co-Ho online...
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Dame Maggie Smith, the acclaimed actress whose career spanned more than six decades, has passed away at the age of 89. A statement from her sons said she died peacefully in hospital on the morning of 27 September. This has led to an outpouring of grief and tributes from fans,...
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There is certainly a feeling of comfort and nostalgia as the weather becomes colder and autumn sets in. As a society, we tend to romanticise this period almost as a coping mechanism to combat the upset that summer is over, and soon we will be enduring the cooler months ahead....
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Emma Willock delves into the poetry included in Taylor Swift's 'The Tortured Poet's Department'.
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Warwick Students’ Union (SU) has issued a statement to The Boar revealing sanctions placed on the Warwick Conservative Association in response to the ‘Nazi video’ incident. The statement begins with a “strong condemnation of the abhorrent behaviour that took place at the University of Warwick’s Conservative Association’s Chairman Dinner” and...
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While meat consumption has fallen to its lowest point in the UK since the 1970s, this is not the case for across the globe. Despite campaign efforts over recent years to encourage a switch to plant-based diets, meat consumption in the Global South continues to rise, and at what cost?
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Finally, you have successfully made it through the bustling corridors of prepubescent, anxious teens that make five years of secondary school and a couple more at college or sixth form. It must all be over now. That scrap of paper with a handful of letters which determines your future is...
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Just this August, a group of researchers led by Christoph Bertram released a new paper. In it, they all but declared that keeping average temperatures to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels was now impossible. With this being 8 months after COP28, the question remains: what went wrong?
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