Within the next two years, the world is on course to surpass the 1.5ºC warming limit set by the Paris Agreement, a new report from the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has found. The Paris Agreement is a legally binding international treaty signed by 195 parties at the UN Climate Change...
Read More
The Harlem Renaissance fostered a flourishing cultural, intellectual and artistic haven for African American people, including Langston Hughes. At the time of writing, Black consciousness within America was becoming increasingly prominent and publicised. Hughes wrote poetry that spoke to, for, and about the marginalised African American community. He was one...
Read More
In the UK, an estimated 1.2 million university students have gambled in the last 12 months, equating to approximately two in every three students. Recent research by gambling education charity Ygam has found that young people who gamble are up to four times more likely to experience gambling harms compared...
Read More
Arsenal Women will play all 11 Barclays WSL home matches at Emirates Stadium in the 2025/26 season. The move aims to “reaffirm N5 as the main home of Arsenal Women”, after nine of the 11 WSL games were played at the Emirates during the 2024/25 season. Arsenal’s first WSL game...
Read More
The University and College Union (UCU) has voted to consider new options to resolve their long-running dispute with the government over cuts to higher education funding, which could include national industrial action. At the Union’s conference in Liverpool in late May, delegates decided to take action and vote for “the...
Read More
Opinion Comedy Column For those who live in Leamington Spa, there is a divide that transcends North vs South and Viallis vs Sicilian Pizza: are you Team Lillington or Team Cubbington? To those who don’t live in Leamington, this may mean nothing at all. However, those who do will either...
Read More
A report jointly commissioned by the University of Warwick has forecast the creation of almost 100,000 new jobs in the West Midlands by 2035. The report, commissioned with the University of Birmingham and carried out by London-based consultancy Public First, precedes the release of the West Midlands Regional Growth Plan...
Read More
Just two weeks after lifting the Europa League, Australian coach Ange Postecoglou was relieved of his duties as manager of Tottenham Hotspur. A 1-0 win over English rivals Manchester United in Bilbao saw Spurs clinch their first major trophy since 2008, but this feat was not enough for Postecoglou to...
Read More
On Netflix’s live-streamed event TUDUM, the cast of Stranger Things announced the release dates for the fifth and final season. This season will be released in three parts – the first four episodes on November 26; the next three on Christmas Day; and the finale on New Year’s Eve. The...
Read More
Joshua Keeble talks about the varied impact lineup changes had on four bands.
Read More
Three Boar writers give their opinions on what you should watch this Pride month! Here are their recommendations… 1. Call Me by Your Name (2017) dir. Luca Guadagnino By Yusra Babar “Because I wanted you to know.” I do not exactly remember when I first watched Call Me by Your...
Read More
Ritz and glamour, elegance and class: every year the Cannes film festival offers a swish scene for iconic high-fashion moments. From May 12 to 23 this year, film stars walked the fest’s red carpet and posed at photocalls, raising the sartorial to the status of cinematic event. As ever, old...
Read More
Since breaking out of lockdown, those working in the West End, London’s renowned theatre district, have tirelessly aimed to return attendance figures for performances to the levels they reached pre-pandemic. Their hardworking efforts have paid off. West End theatre attendance is at an all-time high, matching the figures of 2023...
Read More