Looking back across the decades, A trip down memory lane: Costume, controversy and consequences
A walk down memory lane at some iconic eras of music.
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Abbie Fox
The UK’s end of trial by jury?
Juries are a well-established component of the UK justice system. However, Justice Secretary David Lammy has recently proposed reforms which would significantly restrict jury trials in England and Wales. The aim of these reforms is to use the implementation of new ‘Swift Courts’ to tackle court backlogs. The changes have...
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Farewell, Boar Revoir: 2025’s team bid goodbye
Our outgoing Editorial Board for 2025–26 bid farewell, and give their final thoughts about their time with The Boar. Martin Day – Editor-in-Chief How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard. My time at Uni has been so absurdly defined by this paper, and its gradually...
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“Wuthering Heights” is a far cry from its source material
Abbie Fox reviews Emerald Fennell's "Wuthering Heights"
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Warwick receives solidarity award for Ukraine support
The University of Warwick has received an international award for professionalism and mercy, recognising the University’s ongoing demonstration of support for Ukraine. Usually reserved for medical and humanitarian efforts, the Order of St Panteleimon is a prestigious Ukrainian award, which has grown into “a global symbol of solidarity”. The Order was presented to the University to commemorate the...
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Formula 1 rule change set to be implemented following backlash over Mercedes engines
Following Formula 1’s engine dispute, the FIA has confirmed a mid-season rule change. From June, a new test will be implemented, after other teams have alleged that Mercedes are taking advantage of the current rules for engine testing. This follows the new and dramatic 2026 F1 regulation changes, which involved...
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A student’s guide to Warwick’s nightlife part one
Unlike Neon or Kelsey’s Eliminator, Warwick’s nightlife reputation remains far from glowing. However, it’s possible the naysayers have got it wrong. With students best placed to judge, The Boar has invited several writers to share their thoughts on 13 of Warwick’s most popular student nights out, reassessing the traditional narrative...
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Gaming for good: How GamesAid is giving back
GamesAid is a UK-based umbrella charity organisation which is run by the video game industry. Helping a variety of charities financially, it fundraises through different events, such as charity game sales, game championships, and galas for disabled and disadvantaged young people and children. Members of GamesAid, who all work in...
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Greta Thunberg banned from Venice after dyeing Grand Canal green
Greta Thunberg and members of the Extinction Rebellion group were banned from Venice for 48 hours and fined $178 each after dyeing the Grand Canal bright green. This protest was a retaliation after the Italian government’s opposition to ambitious climate measures at the COP30 summit in Brazil. In a mock...
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Portuguese Grand Prix to return to F1 Calendar in 2027 and 2028
The return of the Portuguese Grand Prix to the F1 Calendar in 2027 and 2028 has been confirmed. With the challenging “rollercoaster” layout of the Portimão circuit, this is bound to add excitement to a year which is already so pivotal in F1 history. Characterised by fast corners, blind crests,...
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2026 Boar Resolutions
Happy 2026! Allow your favourite student journalists to inspire you with our annual attempts at renewal – whether that's proper hydration, banishing doomscrolling, or perfecting the art of the Letterboxd review.
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The technology behind Formula E’s new car: Is Formula 1 under threat?
The release of the new Formula E’s Generation 4 car, which will debut in the 2026-2027 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, has led to speculation about whether electric cars will eventually replace Formula 1 cars. Whilst it is quicker off the line than Formula 1 Cars, with the ability...
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Guy Fawkes Night: A time for reflection?
Despite the famous rhyme ‘Remember remember the fifth of November’, many people seem to be forgetting this date. Despite a few displays of fireworks and bonfires, Bonfire Night seems to be losing its relevance and place in society. But why are celebrations of Guy Fawkes Night gradually dwindling and dying out? However, a key reason for the decline in the prevalence of Bonfire Night events is the environmental consequences...
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