From Dominance to Disappointment: Contrasting Nights for English Sides Newcastle United produced a ruthless display to record their biggest ever win in the competition, sweeping aside Union Saint Gilloise 4-0. Nick Woltemade diverted in Sandro Tonali’s shot to set the tone early, before Anthony Gordon scored twice from the penalty...
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T hree writers at The Boar share their movie recommendations… Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) dir. Hayao Miyazaki By Nikolai Morton Nothing evokes new beginnings to me more than Studio Ghibli protagonists finding their feet in fantastical worlds. Any film in the fabled anime giant’s canon could go here, but my...
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University life is a lot to take in at first: new lectures, new friends, late-night chats, and the freedom to do whatever you want (even if that means watching three films back-to-back before a 9 am lecture). One of the best ways to make memories at Warwick is through watching...
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As an avid card games fan, I believe I’ve cracked the code to hosting the perfect Freshers Week game night, for when you have no energy to go to a sweaty, overcrowded club but still don’t want your evening to go to waste. Card games are perfect with a round...
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After a lengthy sojourn the Brakes returned to the New Windmill ground with a home fixture against Hereford. The month-long break in home fixtures meant that supporters’ most recent home memory was Ewan Williams’ spectacular bicycle kick. The away games in between had, however, been disappointing for Paul Holleran’s side....
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A new study reveals that students are being put off from reporting sexual harassment cases due to poor university responses. The study, conducted by the Office for Students (OfS), found that only 13% of students who experience a form of sexual harassment while at university report it. Men were also...
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As the new year kicks off at Warwick, athletes across the university are bracing themselves for two tough weeks of trials, team selections, and readjusting to the intensity of regular training. This part of the term is always the same: chaotic, competitive, and usually marked by injury and improper recovery....
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Eoin Wright discusses why alcohol prices are rising and whether they are justifiable
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Jack Keen analyses the Mississippi Bubble, its failure and the lessons we can learn from it
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Abbie Fox discusses whether GDP, the most prevalent indicator of economic performance is outdated in the 21st century
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Cianan Sheekey discusses whether going to university is worth it despite increasing student debt levels
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One panel in particular at July’s Byline Festival, organised by media network Byline Times, led me down a labyrinth of surprisingly vast proportions. It was in the form of a podcast, a damning tale of corruption and lies transmitted through my headphones on a CrossCountry train home. Among the characters...
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So, you’re a first year, and while you may be a tad confused, you’ve got all the pep, unearned confidence, and eagerness that naturally come with being a Fresher. And, having heard tales of our classic Warwick tradition and world-class approach to drinking games, you’re excited to give it a...
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