As the nights grow longer and autumn draws in, the season for curling up with a good book has arrived. But the question of what to read makes itself known. There is no better genre than Dark Academia to suit this time of year: crime, spookiness and romanticised university life...
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During Autumn, the days get colder and darker, which makes it the perfect time to curl up by the fire with your own tale of terror. Whether you are open to a new classic read to suit the mood of the changing season, or simply curious about this article’s perspective...
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Members of Warwick’s Model United Nations (MUN) Society have expressed anger at the release of a newsletter ‘praising’ the Tamil Tigers, a proscribed terror group. The society’s November edition of its newsletter featured an article on the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in its “global issues spotlight” section, in...
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A study by psychologists from the University of Warwick has suggested that an over-reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) can lead to less accurate cancer diagnoses and treatment. The study was published in Psychonomic Bulletin & Review on 24 October to mark the end of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It examined...
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Some of the most stringent laws oppressing females today are beginning to be unveiled across Afghanistan. With the Taliban’s reestablishment of power only three years ago, the country’s marginalisation of women in the public sphere is accelerating. The Taliban retook control over Afghanistan in 2021, two decades after being removed...
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Over half of Warwick students report bus delays and cancellations have a negative impact on their attendance, an investigation by The Boar has revealed, with the number rising to over 3/4 among Leamington residents. Students at Warwick typically rely on Stagecoach’s U1 and U2 services, running between the University and...
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Nehir Orhon discusses the longevity of modern music and the legacy of Amy Winehouse.
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Evan Morris discusses the slowdown in Chinese consumption and its subsequent effects on Chinese manufacturing profits.
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The Duchess of Malfi, by John Webster, is a Jacobean revenge tragedy that was recently produced by WUDS (Warwick University Drama Society for those not in the know), revolving around the eponymous Duchess of Malfi’s complex relationship drama. It delves into the usual disagreements, familial issues, murders, and lycanthropy that...
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Okay, I’ll confess, I was never really into Greek mythology as a kid. Perhaps that is because it was so popular in my school (and I had a friend who had pretty much become a scholar in the works of the Ancient Greeks by age 10) that the curse of...
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Warwick student Ed Swann has raised over £1,100 for men’s health charities after walking between campus and Leamington Spa for 24 hours. The second-year PAIS student embarked on the feat of foot-based fundraising in support of men’s mental health charity Movember and the Oddballs Foundation, a testicular cancer charity. Mr...
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In 2014, Rupi Kaur published her first poetry book, Milk and Honey, which quickly gained widespread popularity across age groups. As social media continued to rise, it fueled conversations about her book and expanded its reach. As a self-published author, Kaur faced considerable backlash, with critics labelling her work as...
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Tuesday October 29th saw Tour de France Race Director, Christian Prudhomme announce the 2025 race route, revealing the first all-French Tour for five years. The race will begin in Lille on July 5th and end in Paris, with the final stage (or Grand Arrivée) returning to the Champs-Élysées on July...
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