An updated version of Warwick’s Trans Inclusion Code of Conduct, which according to the University was a draft initially published in “error”, had already been approved by the University Executive Board (UEB), The Boar can reveal. Documents seen by The Boar confirm that the decision was approved in correspondence on...
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Thirty years ago this month, more than 8,000 Bosniak men and boys were slaughtered in the small town of Srebrenica – a UN-ensured ‘safe zone’. An ensuing 30,000 men, women and children were forcibly displaced and abused by Serbian forces. As the international community scrambled to save face, Srebrenica was...
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The National Union of Students (NUS) has threatened to take action against student leaders, including Warwick SU full-time officers, who signed an open letter criticising the NUS’ “ongoing silence in the face of genocide”. The open letter criticised the NUS’ stance on Palestine, and accused the Union of abandoning an...
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During long-haul flights (which, for me, is anything over four hours) or long car journeys, I tend to get a bit bored. There are only so many times I can play Football Manager and listen to the same music (currently vibing to Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo). Sooner or later,...
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Classical art is universally recognised as an integral part of culture. Yet, though widely celebrated, it remains fundamentally inaccessible, its beauty admired but largely confined to the walls of a gallery and detached from contemporary public experience. Only in recent years have marketing campaigns identified and incorporated classical art as...
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Have you ever felt like you could’ve done something in your life differently? If you could go back to when you were younger and do it all again, would you change the course of your future? I know I would! My main change would probably be to have actually done...
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The England women’s national team secured their second consecutive European Championships title on Sunday evening by defeating world champions Spain 3-1 on penalties. The final was the third occasion this summer that the Lionesses were forced into deciding affairs in extra time or later, after Alessia Russo had cancelled out...
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Divya Surendren reviews the heartwarming and already iconic comic book adaptation of Superman
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The second half of the 2025 Formula One season commenced with the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, where Oscar Piastri was able to extend his championship lead over teammate Lando Norris in a race dominated by the two McLaren drivers and one shrouded with far more controversy off the track...
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Karate Kid: Legends is the latest chapter of the long-running and beloved Karate Kid franchise, one which bravely aims to unite the charm of the original and the emotional depth of the 2010 remake with the comedic flair of Cobra Kai. The franchise’s newest addition unmistakably wears its legacy, from...
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In theory, Sabotage Studios’ Sea of Stars sounds like the perfect JRPG (Japanese Role-Playing Game) – glimmering with bright colours, lovely mountains and valleys, exciting combat, and beneath it all, an immersive SciFi/fantasy story. When I purchased the game on Steam after googling ‘best turn-based JRPGs’ and reading the game’s...
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The Benjamin Satchwell, The Earl of Mercia – and now, The Dictum of Kenilworth: Warwick students have another Spoons to choose from, after the group’s first Kenilworth pub opened last week. Called The Dictum of Kenilworth, the pub was officially opened by the Mayor of Kenilworth, Cllr James Kennedy, on...
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With the new Premier League season just over a month away, Fantasy Premier League (FPL) is back, and with it comes rule changes, fresh faces, and a wave of player price reveals that have already got managers planning. One of the biggest changes this year is the introduction of points...
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