On 8 November, water cannons were used to violently crackdown the peaceful youth-led protests at Sanam Luang in front of the King’s Palace. This is not the first time. At dusk on 16 October, strong streams of water mixed with an unknown chemical were directly shot at the demonstrators who...
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A Warwick student explains why sexual assault on campus needs to be taken more seriously in this open letter to Vice-Chancellor Stuart Croft.
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Euan Healy argues the use of Nazi ideology in Kentucky State Police training is symptomatic of a much larger problem.
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An anonymous writer argues that the controversial BDS motion was an irresponsible proposal.
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One writer shares their experience of ten days in self-isolation following a positive COVID test.
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Anonymous reviews ‘The Disaster Tourist’ by Yun Ko-eun, noting its similarities to our current situation
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Korean cinema has undergone something of a boom lately, with western audiences gratefully rushing to see the likes of Parasite and Burning, two exceptional examples of what Korean cinema can offer. One of the latest treats to emerge from the peninsula is the poignant story of Kim Ji-Young, a mother...
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While university is often painted as 'the best years of our lives', this often isn't the reality for many. One writer shares their experience with mental health problems.
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University students may have to live in halls of residence with others on their course and keep within physically distanced social bubbles when campuses reopen in September.
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The university has moved teaching online and has allowed students in university-owned accommodation to prematurely end their contracts.
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One writer explores friendships that are fuelled by competition, explaining why it's important for female friends to support one another.
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One writer explores how painful the breakup of a long-term relationship can be, and shares advice on how to move on.
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Following the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)’s decision to redefine citizenship in India, The Boar polled 61 students at the Univeristy of Warwick. The poll was answered by a mix of students, 54.1% of which are Indian nationals. 95.1% of respondents believed that students should have a right to protest the Citizenship...
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