On Friday 8 March 2024, the SU Spring Election Results were announced. After a week of campaigning, attending Question Time events, and interviews, The Boar caught the reactions of the newly-elected SU Officers and NUS Delegates.
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The opening of Umami in Coventry brings restaurant goers a diverse cultural experience with a broad array of foods, particularly from Chinese, Italian, Indian, and Malaysian cultures.
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War and conflict umbrella the theatre production of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, bringing with it a sense of darkness that only magic can shine through. This adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ novel of the same name contains some originality through the use of musical numbers, but largely contains...
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Emily weighs plant-based alternatives with their meat counterparts and discusses whether vegetarian and vegan options are really as expensive and inacessible as people assume.
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Each time I open my immense reading list for the week, I sigh. I’m often overwhelmed by the pages I am expected to make my way through before my next seminar and the whiplash of being thrown from one author’s narrative to the next. So, when I see that my...
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The topic of safety, from drug use to sexual violence, dominates conversations on campuses across the UK, but support for students is available that many without “the know-all” may not be making the most out of. When students appear in the news, it is often within conversations surrounding anti-social behaviour...
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Emily discusses the rising costs of accommodation at the University of Warwick
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In 2073 our ancestors will be celebrating the 100-year anniversary of The Boar, the Earth will be about 2 degrees warmer, and North West will be 60. Needless to say, times are uncertain. A comforting thought would be, what will not change at Warwick until then? The unwittingly cringy (at...
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Emily Neville wraps up her favourite aspects of this show as it comes to an end in its fifth season.
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Emily Neville explores the enduring popularity of Greek retellings, traversing its evolution in the modern world.
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Another year of Eurovision meant another year of community, music, and celebration for Warwick students. Last year in 2022, The Boar reported that Warwick’s traditional Eurovision event had returned to campus after the pandemic with great success. The atmosphere was once again electric when this year’s event took place on...
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The current student finance system will be “radically transformed” for the academic year 2025/26, the Department for Education (DfE) has announced. The introduction of the new Lifelong Loan Entitlement (LLE) will allow for flexible loans so people can “train, retrain and upskill throughout their working lives” and study in a...
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When looking back on childhood years, the things that first come to mind are family, friends and books. For some, stories and adventures are better explored through movies or video games. But for others, there is nothing like entering the mind of somebody else to understand their experiences. Books are...
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