‘United by Music’ or Divided in Song?: Eurovision 2025 – the (still) contested contest
Tom Ryan discusses the contested topic of the 2025 Eurovision song contest.
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100 days of Trump, 1361 left to go
President Donald Trump’s second term has affected every inch of the globe, with almost every country hanging on his every word. This is exactly what Trump wants. Among his Republican base in Congress, Trump has been repeatedly heralded as a saviour for the party. He is the only man that...
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Food at Warwick – A critical failure
It was in the holiday between years eight and nine that I first seriously considered attending Warwick. I was on a summer engineering course for three days, and a big selling point was that it meant spending three days on Warwick campus. This news of being unaccompanied by parents for...
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Student Voice at Warwick: Can students actually make a change?
Student Voice is a vital part of the university system and student life. We pay thousands of pounds a year to be at university and deserve to have some say in how our education could be improved. At Warwick, every department has a Student-Staff Liaison Committee, run by democratically elected...
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End of an era: Gary Lineker’s Match of the Day departure
After 26 years as the host of BBC’s Match of the Day, Gary Lineker bade farewell to his career with the BBC. His departure is clouded in the controversy of a social media post he had shared, titled ‘Zionism explained in two minutes’, involving imagery which is historically associated with...
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Travel’s changing trends
Jack Keen discusses global tourism trends and how the global political environment is affecting it.
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The weather is glorious but the forecast is uncertain
Cianan Sheekey discusses the economic climate and how the forecast is uncertain.
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Turn summer sun into art: the lazy artist’s guide to botanical prints
As soon as the sun rises, people spill from their homes and scatter across the parks like shadows retreating from the light. For some, summer means tilting their faces toward the sky, sunglasses perched low, and allowing the heat to tan their skin. For others, it’s about tote bags filled...
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The Corsage & the power of experiential marketing
It’s peak exam season and a million thoughts dart about your mind. It’s impossible to distract yourself. Your phone is constantly abuzz and all the best study spots have been taken. Amid this academic chaos, how do you find an escape? Enter The Corsage, a student-led experiential marketing event conceived...
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Pride profiles: Celebrating LGBTQIA+ figures in SciTech
To celebrate Pride month, to writers from the Boar two of the most influential LGBTQIA+ people in Science and Technology Dr Alan L. Hart: A ‘visionary figure’ in tuberculosis treatment – Hannah Guthrie Alan L. Hart (1890-1962), assigned female at birth, was one of the first documented people to undergo...
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Why do we feel happier by the sea?
The crashing waves, the blazing sun, the unmistakable sound of an ice-cream van – nothing beats a day at the seaside. No matter where you take your bucket and spade to, from Barry to Brighton, Porthcawl to Penzance, just that little bit of time spent by the sea seems to...
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Adult ADHD referrals paused by NHS in Coventry and Warwickshire as youth waiting lists top 7,500
Adults over the age of 25 in Coventry and Warwickshire are temporarily unable to receive referrals for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) assessments via the NHS. The action was taken by Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust on 21 May, with ‘urgent’ action needed to reduce the backlog of children...
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Why are food prep services so popular with international students?
Food preparation services, also known as meal prep deliveries, provide customers with pre-made meals or meal kits delivered to their homes. These meals provide convenience to the customer, as they only require microwaving before eating. I would much rather trust a chef in making a nutritious and healthy meal over...
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