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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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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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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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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The Indian Premier League 2025 ended with the Royal Challengers Bengaluru winning for the first time in the competition’s 18-year history. They edged past the Punjab Kings by a margin of six runs. With both teams eyeing their first trophy, the final guaranteed a heartbreak for one of them. After...
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The ‘Summer of Sport’: it’s become a ubiquitous term over the past few years, with sporting calendars across the summer months crammed with events to look forward to. We’ve all become used to seeing posts on social media of fan zones and watch-alongs for a World Cup final, an exciting...
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The recent 2024 Paris Olympics saw a record increase in queer participants, with almost 200 members representing their country – an increase of over 100 from the 2016 games. While many of these athletes are female, in fields such as football (46), basketball (17), or field hockey (15), last year...
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Cardiff University has gone back on its plans to stop offering music and modern languages courses, deciding that it will not close the two departments. The initial move to scrap the music department as a cost-cutting measure faced protests from Cardiff students and was mentioned in a letter about cuts...
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They say, a picture speaks a thousand words – but does it speak to you like a story does? 15-second stories or carousel posts don’t do justice to the memories and experiences of a travel journey. Photographs of a sunny beach don’t tell you that the wind blew the traveller’s...
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“War was always here. Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner.” Based on the real-life Glanton Gang, the novel’s prose is unforgiving in its brazen descriptions of gore, genocidal killings, discrimination and child endangerment This is a quote from Blood Meridian, a story...
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Zoe Mudd, interviewing alt-rockers bôa, unpacks their musical journey as they embark upon their 2025 UK Tour.
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On April 30 2025, the University of Warwick welcomed David Speed to the FAB for his talk: “You can change your life with creativity”. With his career as an artist and thriving neon brand, Speed spoke to staff and students alike about the benefits of implementing little rituals of creativity...
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Warwick is home to over 60 sports clubs, each of which encourage exercise and competition whilst also being the home of weekly socials that tend to involve alcohol-fuelled challenges and controversial forfeits. Whilst many sports club members recall positive experiences, concerns persist over safety risks, peer pressure and the effectiveness...
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