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Warwick artist-in-residence David Speed chats to The Boar about his new mural, ‘Temporary Home’

Campus artist-in-residence David Speed returned to Warwick in Welcome Week to paint a neon pink goose mural in the Piazza, as part of the University’s ongoing 60th anniversary celebrations. The three-metre-high goose, part of a mural named ‘Temporary Home’ which also depicts the iconic FAB stairs, took the acclaimed street...
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By Nikolai Morton, Oct. 13, 2025

Lifestyle

A guide to the only shoes that you will need at university

It’s that time of year again, when it’s time to stock up your university wardrobe for all those 9ams that you’ll definitely be making it to. Arguably, one of the most important items to invest in is a good pair of shoes, whether that be purely for practicality or as...
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By Ellen Bray-Koss, Oct. 13, 2025

Opinion

The polarisation problem: The chasm of political opinion in America

On 6 January 2021, four and a half years ago, rioters broke into the United States Capitol after repeated reports that President Donald J. Trump had the 2020 Presidential Election stolen from him. Then-sitting US President Trump had invited supporters to voice their disagreement with the opposing party through an...
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By James Watson, Oct. 13, 2025

Lifestyle

Managing the jump from A-Levels to University

The first weeks at university can feel like stepping into another world. The years of scheduled A Levels classes, with structured revision books and detailed marking criteria, are suddenly gone. You are faced with sprawling lectures, long reading lists (which most social science students don’t know if they are mandatory),...
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By Jack Keen, Oct. 12, 2025

Features Music Playlist

Road Trip Records: A playlist for the long journeys

Laura Bergin provides eight tracks that are essential for long treks.
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By Laura Bergin, Oct. 12, 2025

Travel

Travelling to the Schengen after October 12: Here’s what you need to know

After October 12 2025, all third-country nationals, including UK citizens, travelling to the Schengen area may need to arrive at the airport much earlier. The EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) will change the requirements for travel to the 29 countries comprising the Schengen area. The system is expected to be...
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By Nidanyaa Thangavel, Oct. 12, 2025

Opinion

Two very different years at Warwick: What university taught me about balance

As a finalist, I can tell you that my first and second years here at Warwick could not have been more different. The more I dwell on them, the more I wonder what might have been if I’d taken even a few steps down another path. So, what wisdom can...
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By Georgia Carwardine, Oct. 12, 2025

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Ukrainian veterans take part in leadership programme at Warwick Business School

A group of 15 Ukrainian war heroes have recently participated in a groundbreaking leadership programme at Warwick Business School. The five-day Veterans Leadership Programme, which took place in September, was designed to help equip participants with the skills needed to aid Ukraine’s post-war recovery. Its curriculum combined academic expertise with...
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By Joshua Keeble, Oct. 12, 2025

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Warwick strengthens strategic ties with China

The University has strengthened its cooperation with China during a 10-day delegation visit led by the Vice-Chancellor, Stuart Croft. The visit to Beijing and Shanghai enhanced research and embraced the achievements of Warwick’s alumni as a continuation of Warwick’s 60th anniversary celebrations. Croft also met with executives from Fudan University...
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By Amro Maraqa, Oct. 11, 2025

Opinion

This isn’t beyond: How to never leave campus again

It is easy to be distracted by the bright lights of Coventry, the bustling streets of Leamington, or even the Mecca-like qualities of Earlsdon; however, it’s also important to remember the many things you can get up to on Warwick’s campus. After all, despite the staff ’s best efforts to...
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By William Moores, Oct. 11, 2025

Features Opinion

The recognition of Palestinian statehood – progress or performance?

157 of 193 UN members now recognise the state of Palestine, including 10 western countries that formally recognised Palestine in a coordinated campaign. These countries include the UK, France, Australia, Canada, Portugal, and others. This historic shift sees close US allies breaking ranks, and while official statehood gives Palestine...
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By Samah Tabba, Oct. 11, 2025

Lifestyle

If I had a time machine: What I’d tell my fresher self

Starting university is exciting, but it can also be daunting. From the moment you arrive, almost everything about your life is new, and it can feel overwhelming. As I approach my third year, I look back at those first weeks at the University of Warwick and wonder how I might...
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By Danielle Tempest, Oct. 11, 2025

big-article News Politics

Public backs EDI in UK universities, finds poll

The British public still supports equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) work in UK universities, though support has dipped slightly since last year. EDI initiatives in higher education include training academics on diversity and free speech, and targeting underrepresented groups for admissions. The new findings by think tank More in Common...
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By Tilly Dickinson, Oct. 11, 2025

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