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, between the University and Leamington,...
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“Mr Sargent made a mistake if he thinks he expressed the shattering beauty of his model… we are shocked by the spineless expression and the vulgar character of his figure,” declared French newspaper L’Événement in the days following the unveiling of John Singer Sargent’s now-iconic Portrait of Madame X. Another...
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The University of Warwick has appointed former United Nations (UN) Under-Secretary-General and anti-apartheid activist Bience Gawanas as its new Chancellor. The Namibian lawyer and anti-Apartheid activist, 68, will act as ceremonial head at Warwick, leading major events including graduation ceremonies. Due to take on the job in January 2025, the...
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While meat consumption has fallen to its lowest point in the UK since the 1970s, this is not the case for across the globe. Despite campaign efforts over recent years to encourage a switch to plant-based diets, meat consumption in the Global South continues to rise, and at what cost?
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Student campaign group ‘Warwick RIOT’ has staged a demonstration in the Students’ Union (SU) to protest a ‘rape culture’ on campus. From approximately 6pm on Wednesday 25 September, the group staged a protest around central campus, having announced the event via Instagram as a piazza ‘sit-in’ two days prior. The...
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In defence of Whitefields is a phrase that I, and I don’t think any other Warwick student, would ever expect to be said. Nonetheless, it is a statement I feel is crucial right now, as the campus’ most affordable accommodation is set to be demolished this summer. At only £91...
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As student protests for Gaza spread across universities globally this week, Warwick’s piazza has become the focal point of growing protest at home as Warwick Stands With Palestine continues its encampment, demanding action on University ties to weapons companies. The Boar spoke to two organisers of Warwick’s encampment that has...
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Student protestors affiliated with the group Warwick Stands With Palestine have ‘occupied’ the campus piazza overnight. At about 1am on 26 April, a group of students identifying as members of ‘Warwick Stands With Palestine‘ set up tents on the Warwick campus piazza. The Boar understands that the demonstration is timed...
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Dame Laura Kenny, track cyclist and Britain’s most decorated female Olympian, has this week announced her retirement after 13 years representing Great Britain and England. To call her career of Commonwealth, European, Olympic, and World Championships success spectacular would be a profound understatement. She isn’t the only talented one in...
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“You’re free to be yourself, not a version of yourself people are trying to commercialise”: Anna Bickerton in conversation with The Snuts.
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Anna Bickerton reviews indie rock band, The Snuts, in Birmingham ahead of the release of their third album, Millennials
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Launched in 2014, Purplebricks’ online estate agent service stood apart from traditional estate agents. Offering just a flat fee for their services, the company was tipped to drastically disrupt the housing market as a newcomer. With this unique zero-commission pricing structure, they quickly became one of the best-known brands in...
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From the ‘sick man of Europe’ in the 1970s turned Celtic Tiger, the Republic of Ireland’s embrace of generous corporate tax laws and subsequent economic growth has captivated global audiences. Nonetheless, Irish public services and living standards don’t seem to reflect this supposed transformation. GDP per capita figures from the...
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