Although you may have been hearing the term increasingly over recent years, the concept of white privilege has existed for centuries. First and foremost, it’s important to clarify exactly what it means. There are lots of great explainers and graphics out there but one stood out to me the most...
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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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A writer discusses how Bollywood is being exploited for political purposes, arguing it needs to assert independence from the BJP.
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An anonymous writer shares their experience of going on a blind date for charity. Take a read to find out how the date went!
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With the election tomorrow, the results of our Twitter poll on where students at Warwick will be voting and why they are voting for them.
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Whatever the result of the upcoming election, our writer argues Brexit will dominate British politics for the foreseeable future.
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A group of Warwick students submit an open letter discussing the recent claims that the pig image put up on campus was deemed 'racist'.
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After Priyanka Chopra's comments in favour of Indian nationalism at the most recent Beautycon event, one of our writers discusses the ramifications of her political comments.
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Studying abroad can either be one of the best experiences you have or an experience to completely forget. During my time at university, I have been fortunate enough to undergo two academic changes, one at the University of Waterloo in Canada for eight months, and one at Tsinghua University, China, for two weeks. Both of these experiences took place under different contexts with different objectives yet, both taught me valuable lessons that I needed.
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