This year’s Met Gala, hosted on May 5 2025, raised a record-breaking $31 million for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute. The Costume Institute is an integral part of fashion, playing a role in both showcasing and influencing fashion trends. The Met Gala, formally called The Costume Institute Benefit,...
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A US federal judge has temporarily blocked attempts by the Trump administration to ban Harvard University from enrolling international students, a move which comes amid the US government’s ongoing assault on foreign admissions. The Trump administration and Harvard have been engaged in an ongoing row, which has seen the...
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For the third year in a row, The Boar was given press access to The Podcast Show held in London’s Business Design Centre. With over 350 speakers and 130 sessions, this was by far the biggest one yet. Featuring the likes of Emily Maitlis, Russell Howard, Bradley Wiggins, Anthony Scaramucci,...
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Opinion Comedy Column Whether it will be replaced by an expanded Bluebell (to help the University scam more unsuspecting rich people), completely flattened to make way for a monorail, or burnt down as a symbolic statement against poor people, Whitefields is, by most accounts, destined for demolition. So, I thought...
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On a humid Wednesday night in Wroclaw, Chelsea lifted the UEFA Conference League after a comprehensive 4-1 win over Real Betis in the final. It marks a positive end to a largely encouraging debut season for head coach Enzo Maresca. The first half was one to forget for the English...
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Coastal and rural areas are becoming higher education ‘cold spots’, new research has found, with the government being warned it must tackle rural-urban disparities or risk exacerbating inequalities. The report, published by the Ruskin Institute for Social Equity (RISE), found that students from free school meal backgrounds in rural areas...
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British boarding schools have been romanticised for generations, with countless children dreaming of joining their favourite fictional institutions alongside beloved characters. Whether it’s heading down to Cornwall to join the girls at Malory Towers, or journeying north to the windswept Scottish Highlands to walk the halls of Hogwarts, these stories...
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Danielle Tempest talks about her experience learning an instrument, and encourages you to learn to.
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We at Warwick are known for our sculptures. A quick Google will demonstrate the plethora of on-campus art prevalent around the university. We even have a sculpture trail for those looking to procrastinate further on their impending Tabula deadlines. All come equipped with descriptions of being ‘exciting’ and ‘in the...
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At The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, you don’t just watch the show, you join it through laughter, standing ovations, and maybe even a surprise invite to the stage. This delightfully eccentric musical ran from 22 to 24 May at the Warwick Arts Centre, brought to life by directors...
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A recent report by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed that net migration to the UK fell to 431,000 in 2024, nearly half that of the previous year, largely due to a significant decrease in non-EU work and study-related visas. The ONS report, published on 22 May, indicated...
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Passion for video games will always produce some interesting merchandise, but cookbooks are a highlight! It allows a connection to video games, which many crave through role-playing games. As soon as a video game reaches a certain level of popularity, it gets a cookbook. At this point, it seems like...
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Warwick Students’ Union (SU) should abolish the paid positions of Democracy and Development Officer and Postgraduate Officer, and cut down on ASVs, according to an independent review. The report, produced by an external consultancy firm, recommends a range of reforms it says aim to improve student representation and simplify the...
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