Can Kanye come back from this controversy?
Samah Tabba notes the recent controversy surrounding Kanye West.
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Young people must ‘step up’ to save economy, says Chancellor
Young people who are out of work must “step up” to help solve mass unemployment in the UK, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said. 15.1% of young men and 11.2% of young women were estimated to not be in education, employment, or training last year, according to the Office for National...
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Warwick among six Midlands universities to receive doctoral funding awards
At a time when it can feel like STEM subjects are the sole future of higher education, the University of Warwick is set to receive several scholarship fundings for arts and humanities doctoral studies. The University is one of 50 across the UK to receive Doctoral Landscape Awards from the...
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Work starts on new Leamington KFC and Five Guys
Two of the world’s leading fast-food chains, KFC and Five Guys, are set to open outlets in Leamington Spa Shopping Park. Construction has already begun for the two new restaurants, which will become some of the first drive-thru units within Leamington Spa. They plan to open this year; however, the...
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Elsewhere at Warwick — Volume 47 Issue V
Articles in this section originally appeared in Volume 47, Issue V of The Boar, published Wednesday 5 March, 2025. You’ll never beat the Irish Dizzying victories, crushing defeats – Friday 5-a-sides for the Warwick Sport Intramural League have it all for students searching for the thrills of a football league...
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AI ‘deepfake’ applicants are flooding university intakes
UK universities are increasingly facing the threat of ‘deepfake’ applications from prospective students, as AI software risks deceiving interview systems and automating applications. Enroly, a software programme used by universities to streamline applications, noted that a small proportion of students have attempted to use deepfake technology in order to manipulate...
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Wetherspoon price hikes to set to ruin St. Patrick’s Day celebrations
In a blow to St Patrick’s Day celebrations for both students and pint lovers alike, prices have increased at all J D. Wetherspoon outlets around the country. Throughout the chain, prices of fan-favourite drinks, such as a pint of Guinness, Strongbow, and Sharp’s Doom Bar, will be increasing by 15p,...
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Stamped out: Trump vows to deport foreign students amid campus protest crackdown
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order for “immediate action” from law enforcement to deport non-US citizen students for protesting the war in Gaza. “Come 2025, we will find you, and we will deport you,” the President pledged. The executive order, signed on 29 January, only affects non-US...
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The Wellness Edit: fitness and the brain
While fitness and exercise are largely popularised for their physical benefits, mental improvements are slowly growing more important for individuals. How fitness can benefit the mind is significant and can be most the most important part of exercising. However, the brain and fitness also work together in other ways such...
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From leaders to laggards: the German car industry’s decline
As China's manufacturing dominance expands into the automotive sector, Abbie Fox breaks down what this means for the future of the German car industry.
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Is love just an institution? Ten years since Father John Misty’s I Love You, Honeybear.
This Valentine’s Day, Father John Misty marks a decade since the release of his 2015 sophomore album I Love You, Honeybear with a remastered reissue, which will include his acoustic cover of Nirvana’s ‘Heart-Shaped Box’. In 2012, the release of his first album, Fear Fun, marked the beginning of Josh...
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The Weekend’s album ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ is testament to his storytelling
The release of The Weeknd’s new album Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025) on January 31st was the final instalment in his album trilogy. It was the perfect way to symbolise a new phase in Abel Tesfaye’s career, with its multitude of layers and hidden messages. The album trilogy represents the progression...
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The hidden cost of American food
Lex Gillard explores the hidden cost of American food, delving into America's lack of regulation and subsequent poor food quality.
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