The climate crisis is no longer a distant threat. According to a 2023 YouGov poll, 33% of young people in Britain are sad, scared, or pessimistic about climate change, and 28% feel overwhelmed. Why does this issue so heavily affect the younger generation, and what can be done to reduce...
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The University of Greater Manchester has suspended its vice-chancellor, Professor George Holmes, after two investigations exposed potential incidents of financial and ethical malpractice. The university, formerly known as the University of Bolton, issued a statement on Tuesday 13 May confirming that Holmes, the provost, and a senior academic staff member...
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Monopoly: love it or hate it, you’ve probably played it. Hell, you probably own it. It may be sacrilege to board game enthusiasts, and its maniacal embodiment of capitalism may end up driving you round the bend at times, but its undeniable popularity means sometimes the family can’t help but...
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Exam season can feel like an overwhelming, exhausting, and stressful end to the academic year, so it is important to unwind in the days and weeks that follow, or even as a break from intensive studying during the term. I have found that by taking some afternoons off academic work,...
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The University of Warwick is amongst several universities in the Midlands supporting a government-backed project, aiming to promote innovation and create jobs in the region. The government announced the backing of four new innovation hubs across Britain, with a £30m investment, in order to help research institutions transfer their academic...
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Bella Wheeler interviews Welly following the release of their debut album 'Big in the Suburbs', ahead of their UK tour for October.
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Shahid, one of the six candidates for the position, discussed his manifesto and aims...
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With 1.53 billion native or second language English speakers worldwide, it is hardly surprising that our nation is seeing a downturn in language learning. But is this down to a lack of funding and opportunity, or blind ignorance and privilege? A little green owl screaming at you every day to...
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Louis Gosling, the incumbent position holder and one of the six candidates contesting the...
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Nazrana Meghji, one of the six candidates for the position, discussed her manifesto and...
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Brandon Ring, one of the six candidates for the position, discussed his manifesto and...
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As far as versatility goes in journalism, few have been able to achieve as much as Charlotte Maher, current Social Media Editor at Bellingcat. I was privileged enough to catch up with her over the Easter holidays to discuss her journey from traditional media – with stints at The Evening...
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Sharla Peters, one of the six candidates for the position, discussed her manifesto and...
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