Meet Warwick’s STEM societies and groups
Whether you're looking to go beyond your course, meet new people, or are just interested in learning some cool science, Warwick has a huge range of STEM-related societies and groups to explore!
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Ben Keedwell
The Boar’s Summer Reading List
Editors and writers of The Boar give their summer reading recommendations.
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Tackling LGBT+ inequality in STEM: The Boar interviews Warwick PLAN
The Boar Science & Tech speaks to Warwick PLAN president Joel Cooper about the discrimination faced by LGBT+ professionals in STEM workplaces.
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The mystery of magnetoreception in animal navigation
Many animals use magnetoreception to orient themselves but how exactly does this work?
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Did Einstein solve the mystery of Father Christmas?
Einstein's theory of special relativity was proposed over a century ago. Ben Keedwell explores whether it can be used to understand Father Christmas.
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Robin joins the ranks of DC’s growing LGBT+ heroes: progressive or performative?
In the latest issue of 'Batman: Urban Legends', it is revealed that Robin is part of the LGBT+ community. Whilst the news has had a mainly positive reception, Ben Keedwell explores if this is performative or not, considering the wider track record of comic book publishers in LGBT+ representation.
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‘The Dig’: an excavation of passion and mortality in times of uncertainty
Ben Keedwell addresses some of the criticism towards Netflix's 'The Dig' and explains why the film moved him so deeply.
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‘WandaVision’: thoughts so far
Ben Keedwell tells us his thoughts on 'WandaVision' and probes his theories on how the show fits within the MCU.
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Fantasy’s true home will always be on the bookshelf, not the screen
Ben Keedwell argues the case that fantasy books are better than their film adaptations.
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Disney is walking a dangerously fine line with its Star Wars shows
Ben Keedwell reflects on Disney's expansion of Star Wars to the small screen, praising the success and originality of 'The Mandalorian' series, but warning the risk involved with overexposure and reliance on nostalgia.
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