When tasked with the mammoth task of crafting a New Year’s resolution, often we are hit with a multitude of thoughts. Where do I see myself this time next year? What should I have done in the previous year? Being set a number of chapters to read every week, from...
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We at The Boar are no strangers to the yearly ritual that sweeps the nation and lasts just as long as a pint of purple at a circle. Whether a New Year’s resolution lasts for the entire year or just the first few weeks of January, we’ve decided to join...
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Bowling lovers and “Tenpin Tuesday” enthusiasts will be excited by news that Leamington’s Tenpin bowling alley is set to have a revamp in the New Year. Work is currently underway to transform the already 26-lane bowling alley and arcade into a ‘new and improved’ hub of family fun and parties....
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After months of personal statement writing, the dedicated savings pot to fund your course, and the mammoth task of completing A Levels, it seems ironic that the biggest grievance facing students is the commute to get there. Although the metaphorical ‘journey’ to university is a tough one, the physical transport...
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We’ve all been there: it’s early evening on Christmas Day, the family has just left, you’ve enjoyed your Christmas dinner and braved a chilly, wintry walk. As you are about to settle into some Christmas television, you look in the mirror – your makeup has disappeared. Your concealer and lipstick...
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The 2024 theatre world has showcased remarkable creativity and serious talent, blending revivals of much-loved classics and adaptations of our favourite stories. From Sigourney Weaver’s powerful portrayal of Prospero in The Tempest to Nicole Scherzinger’s captivating performance in Sunset Boulevard, this year has been flooded with rich theatrical talent. This...
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Over half of Warwick students report bus delays and cancellations have a negative impact on their attendance, an investigation by The Boar has revealed, with the number rising to over 3/4 among Leamington residents. Students at Warwick typically rely on Stagecoach’s U1 and U2 services, running between the University and...
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As we anticipate today’s historically divisive US presidential election, with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump making their final pitches to the American people, it can be challenging to know how to engage in the events, especially from the United Kingdom. However, whether you’re planning on pulling a reading week all-nighter,...
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Abigail Mableson sits down with Pale Waves guitarist Hugo Silvani to discuss the band's latest release, Smitten.
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For those unaware of Dom Joly’s broad career, his origins as a student could not have predicted where he would end up. From being a widely renowned television personality, with his smash-hit show Trigger Happy TV, to later travelling the world to find the wackiest conspiracy theories, Joly’s career spans...
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From the outside, the presentation of the University of Warwick campus may seem like an industrious, STEM oriented location. The buildings are often towering, bleak and somewhat office-like. However, Warwick campus offers cosy respite locations for those wanting to have a moment of peace, for work, catch-ups and relaxation. For...
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Abigail Mableson chooses the best dance songs that every fresher must know!
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At the end of the summer holidays, prior to the upcoming start of the University academic year, the Russell Group institution, Newcastle University, made a polarising announcement. Making amendments to the gender section of their inclusivity guide, a common wellbeing document throughout most universities, it was announced that guidance suggests...
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