Warwick students will soon benefit from a major £140 million project modernising Coventry’s bus fleet. The scheme will see 64 new Stagecoach buses roll out onto the city’s roads next year, forming part of Coventry City Council’s target to have the UK’s first fully electric bus fleet by 2025. This...
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University tuition fees in England are set to rise for the first time since 2017, prompting an attitude of resignation among students. The planned 3.1% increase may seem modest, but marks only the second rise since tuition fees were controversially tripled in 2010 under David Cameron’s coalition government. This hike,...
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The University of Warwick will celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2025, marking six decades of growth into a leading institution renowned for research, teaching, and community impact. Reflecting on the milestone, Stuart Croft, Vice Chancellor of Warwick, remarked: “As we prepare to mark the University’s prestigious 60th anniversary […] it...
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Articles in this section originally appeared in Volume 47, Issue III of The Boar, published Tuesday 3 December, 2024. Joy at Kebab Van’s return A nondescript, white box hovering at the furthest edges of the piazza at night marked the triumphant return to campus of Adam’s Kebab Van, known affectionately...
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As our favourite festive season approaches, so does the pressure of choosing the perfect outfit for the special holiday event. Whether it’s a wholesome Christmas meal or a formal festive party, we want our holiday spirit to radiate through our wardrobe. It truly is the time of year when the...
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While it’s my favourite time of the year, this Christmas will be different as my year abroad in Madrid will be the first time I spend Christmas away from home. My mum is from Bilbao, so Spanish Christmas traditions have been a big part of my upbringing and have formed...
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With Christmas fast approaching, many people are starting to get their Christmas gift shopping organised. And, of course, with that, comes the age-old question of what to buy. The pressure is certainly on and perhaps even more so when shopping for the fashion-lover in your life. You may be wondering...
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When the season of pub gardens, summer spritzers, and lager in the sun feels like a distant memory, there are plenty of gloriously festive beverages that can warm you up this winter. The Christmas season boasts a variety of delightfully seasonal cocktails, mocktails and more to keep you and your...
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Over the course of a weekend, I had the chance to go to Oslo, the capital of Norway, a trip organised by the Erasmus Student Network (ESN) in Gothenburg, Sweden. The trip sold out almost instantly with about 40 of us joining the journey. We started bright and early at...
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Figures show a decline in the accessibility of the humanities and arts over the last few years, with recent research showing that young people from disadvantaged backgrounds are most likely to be unable to pursue these subjects. The British Academy found that subjects like theology, anthropology, and languages have experienced...
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As the new year rolls in, many beginners flock to gyms with hopes to transform their fitness and wellbeing. For those exploring the world of weightlifting, the gym can seem overwhelming. Rows of heavy dumbbells, loud music, and experienced bodybuilders can easily create an intimidating atmosphere. This step-by-step guide is...
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Emily Harris explains the inheritance tax change Labour is introducing and why many farmers are dissatisfied.
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This winter season is full of new movies on screen and streaming services, as well as Pantomimes, theatre runs and festive concerts. One genre of film that is taking over are Christmas romantic-comedies. More accessible for the UK audiences on streaming services like Amazon or similar services to Netflix; the...
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