Let’s set the scene. You’re in a museum and surrounded by paintings: a Degas on the left, a Monet a few steps ahead. Portrait after portrait, room after room, you’re standing in the presence of so many great artists. But your visit and leisurely wander is interrupted. Your line of...
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Helen Trappelides recaps her Spotify Wrapped.
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Bowling lovers and “Tenpin Tuesday” enthusiasts will be excited by news that Leamington’s Tenpin bowling alley is set to have a revamp in the New Year. Work is currently underway to transform the already 26-lane bowling alley and arcade into a ‘new and improved’ hub of family fun and parties....
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The launch of the 2024/25 academic year brought a new addition to the University of Warwick campus, and with it, an unprecedented tirade of discourse and criticism. The modest collection of chairs and tables aside Café Library had never before been given a second thought by students speeding between lectures...
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As an (almost) shameless user of Instagram reels, I voluntarily sign up for second-hand TikToks, trickled-down memes from X, and an all-around lack of originality. With videos re-posted from other platforms, often by different users, and clips clipped from longer-form videos to improve virality, Instagram reels often lack necessary, or...
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I recently spent just over twenty-four hours on a bus. That’s right, twenty-four hours. Questionable legroom, crumbs in places they shouldn’t be, and the constant rumble of an engine mocking my every attempt to sleep – you name it, I faced it. By hour six, I’d begun to question my...
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After months of personal statement writing, the dedicated savings pot to fund your course, and the mammoth task of completing A Levels, it seems ironic that the biggest grievance facing students is the commute to get there. Although the metaphorical ‘journey’ to university is a tough one, the physical transport...
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As we settle down on our sofas this Christmas, Baileys in hand, festive crowns sliding off our heads, many of us will no doubt look for a festive classic to enjoy on the small screen. Some will shed a tear at a betrayed Emma Thompson in Love Actually, a few...
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Joseph Brennan discusses the the French government's fraught efforts to reduce its budget deficit.
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There are two types of people when it snows: those who jump outside to make snowmen until they can’t feel their fingers, and those who would rather stay inside curled up with a hot chocolate and their electric blanket. Whichever person you are, we can all agree that the snow...
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A body found near Kenilworth Castle is believed to be that of 86-year-old John Taylor, Warwickshire Police have stated. Though not yet formally identified, the pensioner is believed to be the individual found in the undergrowth on the castle grounds. Mr Taylor was last seen on 3 December close to...
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For my third and final article centred on The Fashion Awards 2024, following a focus on the ‘Model of The Year Award’ and other designer-focused awards, I would like to close this topic with a discussion on the winner of the ‘Culture Innovator Award’ – A$AP Rocky. Let’s shine a...
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Amid catastrophe for Premier League bottom-feeders Southampton and Wolverhampton Wanderers, two of The Boar Sport's writers give their view on how (if at all) their teams can still bounce back.
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