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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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 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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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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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 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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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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The rise in the use of streaming services over the last couple of decades has created a TV culture that allows us to binge an entire show in a weekend – or a day, if you’re ambitious. However, many streaming platforms have recently started to return to the days of...
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After holding the position for 37 years, Dame Anna Wintour’s decision to appoint Chloe Malle as the new Editor-in-Chief of American Vogue has sparked controversy. This follows accusations that Malle, the daughter of actor Candice Bergen and Louis Malle, a French film director, is a “nepo baby”. The critics who...
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Abbie Fox discusses rising vape and nicotine pouch use and the urgent need for stronger regulation
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In Austin, Max Verstappen narrowed the gap between himself and the two McLarens in the Drivers’ Championship considerably. With Hamilton placing third in Qualifying, the Mexican GP was set up to be chaotic before it had even begun. It certainly didn’t disappoint, with the intense battle between Hamilton and Verstappen...
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Abbie Fox discusses whether GDP, the most prevalent indicator of economic performance is outdated in the 21st century
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Although many people may prefer listening to their news rather than reading it, I have always been on the side which favours physical media. However, the consumption rates of not just tangible media but even of televised news are dropping, as more people turn to both national and student podcasts...
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