An interview with Matt Western MP about Brexit
The Boar sat down with Matt Western MP to discuss his views on Brexit, extending Article 50, and a second referendum
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Elliot Mulligan
Knife attack outside Vialli’s
Warwickshire police are appealing for information after a man was attacked with a blade during an incident in the early hours of Friday morning.
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Accommodation “crisis” as Warwick freshers housed in conference centre
Students at The University of Warwick have been offered conference centre accommodation and shared rooms due to an unprecedented number of cohort.
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The Boar interviews Kevin Rudd: Brexit, China and free speech
Kevin Rudd, former Prime Minister of Australia and President of the Asia Society Policy Institute, spoke to Warwick students on Thursday 17 May. In an event hosted by Warwick Economics Summit, Mr Rudd talked to students about the financial crisis of 2007-2008, the G20, and the rise of China in...
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Warwick professor asks students to “consider” voting for sociology colleague
On the eve of the local elections, an email was sent to all Sociology students at the University of Warwick, asking them to “consider going out today to vote for Kindy”, a Sociology member of staff who ran as a Labour candidate in the Earlsdon Ward election.
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The Boar interviews Kamal Ahmed: Student finance, student housing and BBC impartiality
Kamal Ahmed, the BBC economics editor and former business editor, spoke to Warwick students on Monday 30 April, in an event hosted by Warwick PPE society. Before the talk, The Boar spoke to Mr Ahmed about the government’s review into post-18 education, affordable housing for students and recent criticism of...
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The North-South divide at British universities
Teenagers in the northern part of England are less likely to go into higher education than their southern counterparts, a recent report has revealed. An investigation by Anne Longfield, the Children’s Commissioner, stated that children in the north suffer from several disadvantages that affect their prospects of going to university and...
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Lord Baker on Brexit, Corbyn and the UCU strikes
Lord Baker emerges from his previous interview several minutes earlier than we were expecting. “Are we going to go for a drink?” he asks hopefully. Margaret Thatcher’s education secretary clearly has no intentions of conducting a conventional interview and catches us off guard. But we grab our coats and head...
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Warwick to offer joint degrees with Paris and Brussels
The University of Warwick have signed an agreement with universities in Paris and Brussels, which includes offering joint degrees.
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A Boar farewell
Our outgoing Co-Editors-in-Chief and Deputy-Editors-in-Chief describe their final thoughts about their time with The Boar Cameron Clark (outgoing Co-Editor-in-Chief): “When I try and talk about The Boar, it’s often hard to articulate quite how much this society means to me. It’s hard to show someone 32 print pages and...
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The Boar interviews Jacob Rees-Mogg: gay marriage, strikes and tuition fees
Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Conservative Member of Parliament for North East Somerset and Chair of the European Research Committee (ERC), spoke to Warwick students on Monday 9 March. In an event hosted by Warwick PPE society, Mr Rees-Mogg set out his vision of post-Brexit Britain, while in a second talk to...
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Rees-Mogg calls for tougher sanctions on Russia
Speaking to The Boar at The University of Warwick, Jacob Rees-Mogg MP voiced his support for stronger economic sanctions against Russia
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The Boar interviews Matt Western MP
After seven months in the job, Matt Western sat down with The Boar to discuss his first days in Parliament
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