After a spine-chilling pilot episode that had both players and audience on the edge of their seats, Smosh’s horror-comedy tabletop roleplaying game (TTRPG) series WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE!!! officially launched its first full episode on July 29 2025. Hosted at Dynasty Typewriter (Hayworth Theatre) in LA, this immersive experience mixes...
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As many as 1,000 incoming Warwick freshers have been allocated accommodation in blocks as far as an hour away from campus after being told that University rooms were “fully allocated”. The affected students received emails from the University informing them that “rooms on campus are fully allocated” and that they...
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This article is the opinion of another organisation and is not affiliated with The Boar. Student politics should be an inclusive and tolerant space, but judging by recent events, it has been messy, chaotic, and full of strongly worded statements. For those who have not followed this story, there has...
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Eberechi Eze to Arsenal: Spurs deal hijacked (£68 million) For so long, it seemed as though the Spurs were going to get their man. Ebere Eze of Crystal Palace: the final piece in a revitalised front line after already bringing in Kudus from West Ham. And yet, as is so...
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Entering its 45th year, the Almeida has firmly cemented its place as a household name in British theatre. It regularly attracts some of the biggest stars in the business, but it is also not afraid to trade Hollywood actors for projects a little closer to home. 81 (Life), written by...
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Just 18 months after leaving rugby union to pursue his dream of playing in the NFL, 24-year-old Louis Rees-Zammit has returned to the UK unsuccessful. The Welshman, formerly a promising young talent with the Welsh national rugby union team alongside his club career with Gloucester, was released from his professional...
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At the start of the month, Warwick Labour Society – one of the largest and most active Labour student societies in the country – formally disaffiliated from the National Labour Party. Chaos followed as Warwick Labour and its Chair, Edward Swann, were catapulted into the national media landscape, featuring in...
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Spotify has announced it will perform age checks for UK users if it suspects you’re under 13 (which is Spotify’s minimum age requirement), but many listeners aged over 18 have already reported being asked to verify their age as well. The change comes as part after the introduction of the...
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Shreyas Urgunde discusses why the concept that war is good for the economy is inaccurate
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West Midlands adults are set to benefit from free AI training as part of the West Midlands Growth Plan, announced on 18 July by Mayor Richard Parker. The initiative has promised an investment of £10 million into an AI Academy, which will equip existing workers with the technical skills required...
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It was late heartbreak for Tottenham Hotspur and new boss Thomas Frank as European champions Paris Saint-Germain overcame a 2-0 deficit to draw level at the last moment, clinching the UEFA Super Cup on penalties in a high intensity encounter in Udine, Italy. Following on from successful European campaigns last...
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BookTok, a subgenre of the social media platform TikTok, “started building on TikTok during the Covid-19 lockdowns of 2020 and 2021.” Although beginning as a social media version of a physical book club, evidence suggests that the literary sphere is beginning to take BookTok more seriously and view it as...
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Labour has recently announced their intention to lower the voting age, giving 16- and 17-year-olds the vote. This will be the first franchise change in the UK since 1969, when Harold Wilson’s government lowered the voting age from 21 to 18. The UK is set to follow other countries that...
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