Having just come back from a Mediterranean holiday where not a single day was under 30°C, I have come to believe that nothing beats a coolcation. Why would you want to explore Rome while sweating buckets when you can just return and experience it during Easter or Christmas when it...
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Was Tony Blair an “idiot” for introducing the Freedom of Information Act? He certainly thought so, writing in his memoir that “there is really no description of stupidity, no matter how vivid, that is adequate” to describe the policy. Recent governments, it seems, would tend to agree. It is hard,...
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A majority of Britain’s young adults have at least considered leaving the UK, a recent poll by the Adam Smith Institute has revealed. Across the political spectrum, young people have cited unaffordable housing, financial insecurity, and declining faith in future opportunities as key reasons for contemplating emigration. Those aged 18-30 said...
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Jack Thompson interviewing alt-pop artist Nxdia, talks about their recently released mixtape and their upcoming headline tour.
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Young men are far more likely than women to vote for Reform, and they are also far less likely to read than their female peers. This is not a coincidence. Statistics show that young men are far more likely to vote for Reform UK than young women, with 35% of...
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Well, that certainly was a thrilling weekend of football, with some scintillating matches, including Tottenham’s shock result against Manchester City away from home, Everton’s first win at their new stadium as they saw off Brighton, and Liverpool’s last-gasp winner at St. James’ Park to beat Newcastle. However, in terms of...
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Love Island UK is back with its 12th series, and as always, the islanders are stirring controversy. As a loyal viewer of the show, it has always been clear to see that it gives problematic men a platform. However, in recent years, the treatment of women has only become worse....
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Students’ Union (SU) society membership fees are set to fall again for Warwick students this year, but for those wanting to take part in on-campus sport, fees are set to climb to over £110. The Societies Federation membership fee, which allows students to join SU societies, is set to...
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After a spine-chilling pilot episode that had both players and audience on the edge of their seats, Smosh’s horror-comedy tabletop roleplaying game (TTRPG) series WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE!!! officially launched its first full episode on July 29 2025. Hosted at Dynasty Typewriter (Hayworth Theatre) in LA, this immersive experience mixes...
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As many as 1,000 incoming Warwick freshers have been allocated accommodation in blocks as far as an hour away from campus after being told that University rooms were “fully allocated”. The affected students received emails from the University informing them that “rooms on campus are fully allocated” and that they...
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This article is the opinion of another organisation and is not affiliated with The Boar. Student politics should be an inclusive and tolerant space, but judging by recent events, it has been messy, chaotic, and full of strongly worded statements. For those who have not followed this story, there has...
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Eberechi Eze to Arsenal: Spurs deal hijacked (£68 million) For so long, it seemed as though the Spurs were going to get their man. Ebere Eze of Crystal Palace: the final piece in a revitalised front line after already bringing in Kudus from West Ham. And yet, as is so...
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Entering its 45th year, the Almeida has firmly cemented its place as a household name in British theatre. It regularly attracts some of the biggest stars in the business, but it is also not afraid to trade Hollywood actors for projects a little closer to home. 81 (Life), written by...
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