If you are new to fitness or have been working out for years but never really had a set plan or routine, then you might lack a goal to work towards. Fitness goals can often seem intense, with social media portraying achievements such as marathons, HYROX’s, or even Ironmans as...
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Though The Boar is becoming a big name in the world of UK student journalism, recently winning an overwhelming number of awards at the Midlands’ SPA Regionals and a nomination for Best Publication at the upcoming Nationals, many of us fell into this newspaper rather unexpectedly. My first experience with...
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The figure skating 2024-25 season wrapped up with the annual World Championships, held in Boston’s famous TD Garden. It was a very exciting Worlds – Team USA got almost a full sweep, with t3/4 gold medals in the Women’s, Men’s and Ice Dance events, with Team GB getting their first...
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It’s the end of the day, and you’re ready to unwind with your favourite audiobook, lovingly read to you by… an AI-generated voice? The software company ElevenLabs specialises in AI-generated audio. It has just launched a platform called ElevenReader Publishing, which offers free audiobook production and distribution for authors. The...
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Joshua Keeble discusses Oasis' '(What's the Story) Morning Glory', thirty years on from its release.
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1,232 pages. That’s almost as long as the Bible. 36 hours. That’s like watching The Lord of the Rings trilogy three times in a row. Reading Les Misérables clearly requires a lot of commitment, but why is it so deserving of it? Closing this book felt like completing a marathon…...
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Now the Easter holidays are upon us and the sun is finally shining (sometimes), the break is the perfect time to get out and explore some of London’s favourite art galleries. Two of the ongoing exhibitions at Tate Britain are the JMW Turner and Historic and Early Modern British Art...
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Home to many Warwick study-abroad students, Université Bordeaux Montaigne (UBM) has been blockaded for the second time this year as anger grows in France over government budget cuts. Students at the public university voted to block access to parts of the campus following the French government’s recent decision to slash...
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It goes without saying that afternoon tea – and tea consumption in general – is an integral part of the British archetype. Most tourists hope to achieve the goal of experiencing a high tea at London’s tea rooms, so when the ‘British Tea Time Alarm’ TikTok trend took off, Brits...
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Education Minister Catherine McKinnell has confirmed the government’s plans to move ahead with a new GCSE in natural history. The announcement follows more than a decade of campaigning by environmentalists, who have been pushing for the qualification since 2011. The new subject will enable young people to learn about organisms...
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In the past few weeks, I, and the other 13% of the population who know who Rupert Lowe is, have been shocked by the public collapse of relationship between the famously affable Nigel Farage and, Lowe, his oldest MP. How did this all start, I hear you ask. Earlier this...
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Disabled students at Warwick have condemned the government’s proposed cuts to disability benefits, with some describing them as “abhorrent” and “inhumane”. The backlash comes amid a raft of welfare reforms recently announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves as part of her Spring Statement on 26 March. These include a tightening of...
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"Enjoy your balloons". Naomi Pandey explains why, amid a landscape of glamorous but substanceless mystery shows, Apple TV's Severance stands out as a 'must-watch'.
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