2017 marked the year that The Internet, one of the most interesting young groups in modern hip-hop, allowed itself to disassemble somewhat, as several of its members began to focus on releasing solo work. While this could have been disappointing news in the wake of the group’s most recent and...
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Casyo Johnson and Karl Wilson, the 28-year-olds known together as the South London rap duo Krept and Konan, have been continually making music for the past 12 years. Introduced to one another in 2005 through a mutual friend, the pair joined a gang in Gipsy Hill known as ‘gipset’, and...
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Following a national crackdown, The Boar investigates the pay-for-essay mills claiming to sell 2:1 standard papers to anxious students.
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The University of Warwick have revealed their newly developed interdisciplinary network for Islamic Education. The project is financially supported by the DCD Family Trust charity, who are keen to help with the creation of this international operation, that is designed to aid young Muslims across the world. The network was...
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A Coventry student’s video of police racism has gone viral, after footage of West Midlands police officers' home entry was shared on Facebook.
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Jhene Aiko’s surprise new album Trip is an aptly titled journey into the mind of the 29 year-old singer, as she meditates on love, life and what is to exist in the wake of her younger brother’s untimely death from cancer. The album is something of a behemoth, made up...
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The NUS has voted against a motion that would require them to be “impartial and inclusive” to students of all political backgrounds, on the first day of the 2017 NUS National Conference in Brighton. They also voted to allow student representatives to publicly endorse certain political parties. At the conference, delegates...
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The University of Warwick has revealed that they are planning a new development on their site at Wellesbourne, 14 miles south of the main campus and current home to a section of the School of Life Sciences and the Warwick Crop Centre. While the University has said that there are...
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King’s College London (KCL) has revealed it may monitor student emails as part of its compliance with a government counter-terrorism strategy known as Prevent, aimed at tackling terrorism at its earliest stages. Students were informed of the development via KCL’s email login page, wherein it was warned that the contents...
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