It’s undeniable that we are currently in the age of the true crime documentary. Following the success of shows such as Dahmer and 48 Hours, Netflix and other streaming services have become riddled with ghoulish and disturbing investigations into the most depraved killers and criminals. But is this obsession truly...
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Led by researchers at UCL and Newcastle University, a £26 million project is accelerating the development of a treatment designed to slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. The study, named EJS ACT-PD, aims to recruit 1,600 patients to test three potential Parkinson’s therapies in a basket trial approach (a type...
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With the autumn/winter season now in full swing, shops are full of muted, warm tones, jumpers, and hoodies galore. It can be quite overwhelming walking into a shop or scrolling endlessly through websites, so here is The Boar’s guide to creating the perfect A/W capsule wardrobe. First things first, everyone...
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Sustainability on campus is becoming an increasingly important topic for so many students. One person keen to make meaningful change at Warwick is Helena Ratcliffe, this year’s Environment and Ethics Officer (EEO) for Warwick Students’ Union. Speaking to The Boar, Ratfcliffe takes us through her plans for this academic year,...
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When you decide to travel on the bus without any trending audios playing into your ear, you might notice a mother patiently explaining public transportation to a child who is adamant about pressing the stop signal. You might also hear some voices around you discussing the weather, university, or their families. None of it is meant...
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I had the pleasure of interviewing Warwick and Boar alumna, Maham Mir, on her new role as host of DIVEBOMB’s Formula 1 podcast – a role she began after developing her passion for sports journalism at The Boar. A dedicated F1 fan and talented writer, she has turned her passions...
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Sam Capper exposes the art of name-dropping on Lily Allen's new album.
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When we talk about travelling, our thoughts instinctively shift to places overseas. And although experiencing exotic cultures is thrilling in its own right, it often causes us to overlook the beauty within. That is what I realised when I visited Rangamati, one of the most multicultural and bio-diverse districts across...
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Callum Morar discusses the announcement of Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl Halftime Show 2026 performer.
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A vigil to mark 85 years since the Coventry Blitz is to be held on Friday 14 November in the ruins of Coventry Cathedral. Eight and a half decades have passed since the German Luftwaffe released 30,000 incendiary bombs, including 1,600 high explosives bombs, in just twelve hours. Although other...
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On Monday 20 October, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announced that Labour will “increase undergraduate tuition fee caps for all higher education providers in line with forecast inflation for the next two academic years.” It is a headline that comes only a year after the government increased tuition fees by £285...
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I have always been proud of my hometown. Its strong mining heritage and small population has created a sort of community feel around the place. Our weekly markets and high street prove a great place to see the same faces and build up relations (I am now on speaking terms...
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Lilith Pearson has a conversation with Hugh Cornwell ahead of his upcoming 'Come and Get Some Tour'.
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