1620 games down, 36 to go. On Saturday, these remaining EFL fixtures will conclude the Championship, League 1 and League 2 seasons, bringing to an end the thrilling promotion, relegation, and play-off qualification battles that have provided unquestionable entertainment since August. Whether you’ve been keenly following the EFL throughout the...
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The term ‘dieting’ and ‘diets’ gets thrown around a lot, whether this be on social media, TV, or in casual conversation with friends and family. The literal definition of diet is simply the food we consume, whether this be healthy or unhealthy, but the phrase ‘to go on a diet’...
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I have never much understood the attraction of a footballer. A laddy and lanky creature with no A-levels and more frequent trips to the hair salon than a 15-year-old-girl in her quintessential platinum blonde phase: I never quite got Phoden-fever. Yet, I supposed if they’re any good, then they’re bound...
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On March 28 2025, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck through the heart of Myanmar and Thailand. It was the most powerful earthquake in the region since 1912, devastating central regions like Mandalay and Sagaing. With over 3,600 people already confirmed dead, more than 5,000 injured, and hundreds still missing, the...
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Liberal globalism is coming to an end, although I would argue that it never truly took hold in the first place. The consensus of the past twenty or thirty years was flawed in a lot of different ways, but the new one on the horizon (or lack thereof) makes me...
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Club legend Jamie Vardy has recently announced that he is leaving Leicester City after spending over a decade with the Foxes. After joining in 2012, he has become one of the top scorers in Leicester’s club history and is cherished by the fanbase, making his departure all the more emotional....
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There are many well-loved and popular long running shows around today. There’s Grey’s Anatomy for the medical enthusiasts, The Simpsons for American sitcom lovers, Supernatural for those who like folklore, and The X Files for the alien conspiracists. There is something addictive about watching episode after episode, season after season,...
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In light of a staunch anti-Trump sentiment within Canada, the nation’s conservative party leader Pierre Poilievre has moved to quickly backtrack and reframe many of his policies. The shift is part of Poilievre’s attempt to close a 25-point lead between himself and the prevailing Liberal party leader Prime Minister Mark...
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This article is the opinion of another organisation and is not affiliated with The Boar. The upcoming Warwickshire County Council Elections take place on Thursday 1 May. Any student who prioritises the environment, wants to see an improvement in student services, and lives in South Leamington, Cryfield, Heronbank, or Lakeside...
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Jack Keen analyses America's recent trade policy and its likely impact on Americans and the global economy.
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With 300 Instagram followers and having recently obtained new SU-affiliated status, the Warwick Greens are the latest political movement to sweep campus. The revival of this Green Party society, which last collapsed in 2022, is part of growing momentum locally for a political party that netted its best ever result...
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Warwick is set to host the Terrifier Conference 2025 from 2-3 May, in a first-of-its-kind celebration of the artistic genius behind Damien Leone’s film franchise, Terrifier. Following the recent success of 2024’s Terrifier 3, the two-day symposium will celebrate the scholarly importance of the franchise, and will feature close readings of...
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While Los Angeles is not always acknowledged as a ‘Fashion Capital’ and doesn’t fit into the ‘Big 4’, it has celebrated key and influential fashion figures since 2015. This can be attributed to the ‘Daily Front Row’, a fashion magazine founded in 2002, for creating this event. On April 24,...
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