The music that made me: jazz
Joesph Bates discusses the impact that jazz has had on him and why we should all listen to jazz music.
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The Wellness Edit: is HIIT still hot? Exploring cardio trends
The interconnected world of social media allows fitness trends to spread rapidly, and this can create a feeling of community amongst fitness circles. Having trends and challenges to follow can be inspiring and motivating to many as partaking in something popular can push the idea of it being helpful. If...
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Trudeau’s resignation: What is Canada’s future?
Justin Trudeau, likely best known for legalising marijuana and his impeccable cheek bones, has been leader of the ninth richest country in the world for almost a decade. Yet his global popularity has not been matched by the average Canadian for some time now, as an increasingly large proportion of...
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75 hard: is it worth it?
Every new year, there is no doubt that many across the globe resolve to eat healthier, go to the gym, and implement better habits into their lifestyle. However, maintaining these resolutions without discipline can often be difficult. To achieve this goal, many have chosen to take part in the 75...
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Why is the University disrespecting Holocaust Memorial Day with their ‘Festival of Innovation?’
This article is the opinion of another organisation and is not affiliated with The Boar On Monday 27 January, the world honours the 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz and the end of the Holocaust. We remember the systematic murder of millions for their race, religion, or creed as...
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Dark Tourism: where history and mystery collide
It is one thing to go on holiday and marvel at the beauty of coral reefs, the architecture of Florence or the grandeur of ancient temples, but quite another to visit places laced with tragedy, death and suffering. Such is the nature of ‘dark tourism’. From ancient battlegrounds to disaster...
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Warwick in 2085: What does the future hold?
To predict the future is hard: none of us would claim to be Nostradamus. Most Warwick students, in fact, tend to live in a sort of temporal haze, the notion of what lies after university existing only as an abstract concept paid lip-service to by the occasional internship rejection. Asking...
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UK Sport invests record £330 million for 2028 LA Games
UK Sport has recently announced a record £330m investment in Team GB’s Olympic and Paralympic sports in preparation for the 2028 Olympic Games. Around 50 sports will benefit from this funding, including 18 World Class Programme sports such as athletics, rowing, and badminton, alongside nine development sports, including skateboarding and...
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One in five 25 to 34-year-olds live at the hotel of Mum and Dad
Research from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has found that the number of UK adults in their 20s and 30s living with their parents has risen by over a third in the last two decades. So, what could be causing young people to hesitate flying the nest? The IFS...
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Fashion Focus: Y/Project
Y/Project, a renowned Parisian brand celebrated as a cult-favourite for its avant-garde designs, is ceasing operations after 14 years. The closure of the beloved fashion house marks the end of an era for avant-garde fashion, so let’s take some time to celebrate the work and the impact of the label....
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The Brakes claim victory over Darlington
Martin Day reports from the Your Co-op Community Stadium, where Leamington FC came back from past defeat to stun visitors Darlington with two goals scored in the first ten minutes.
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Leamington’s Stewart departs for League One Shrewsbury
Last week, local team Leamington FC announced the departure of prolific striker Callum Stewart, who has joined Shrewsbury FC on a two-and-a-half-year contract, with the club having an option for a further 12 months. Stewart was not included in the squad for last week’s 4-1 defeat to Chester, amind murmurings...
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West Midlands Mayor launches consultation surrounding bus services
West Midlands Mayor, Richard Parker, has opened public consultation regarding proposed reforms to the region’s bus services. The consultation was officially launched on 6 January. Taking place in person and on Transport for West Midland’s (TfWM) website over the next three months, thousands of people are anticipated to take part....
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