For the Class of 2020, there will be far fewer jobs than in the previous year due to the novel Covid-19 and the subsequent economic downturn around the globe, leaving many with far fewer opportunities. For those who had secured graduate roles, internships and vacation schemes, there is greater uncertainty...
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Five of our writers offer their views on life in lockdown.
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The City of London is uniquely made up of shiny glass skyscrapers and historic stone buildings dating back to the Great Fire of London. The mix of the old and new showcase London’s rare landscape of a dynamic financial system that is grounded in established practices and procedures that provide...
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Some of our outgoing section editors reflect on their time with The Boar, sharing what the paper means to them.
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Fatima Patel argues unpaid internships hinder social mobility, where students from working-class backgrounds are penalised.
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The impending retail doom of bookshops from the increasingly monopolistic behaviour of Amazon has been on every book enthusiast’s lips. Cut-price books, a delivery service that can place a copy of Bridget Jones in your lap on the same day, and cheaper delivery costs have been threatening to push traditional...
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The population of Muslims globally amounts to over two billion people, which is around 20% of the global population. Together, they spend over $2.5tn annually. Since the 1950s, immigration and globalisation has led the Islamic population to many corners of the world, from the USA to Europe. Typically, stricter Muslims...
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It is 6:30am. I am to travel to a prestigious law firm with a tower so high it will hurt my neck to see the top. I look into the full-length mirror in my hotel room. Hair slicked back into a low bun, a cranberry red power dress on, Nike...
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For young people, climate change is an issue that is dominating politics and economics and holds a significant place in their hearts. At Warwick, students are not only campaigning for fighting climate change, but for some, combining business skills with a passion for saving the environment spurred them to enter...
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If you asked the co-founder of Monzo what colour he would have picked for the iconic card of the Monzo card, he would have laughed and said, “something bright!”. Perhaps many believe that challenger banks are simply a marketing ploy, with its attractive coral debit card and its easy-to-use app....
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As Saudi Arabia opens its doors to foreign tourism, Callum Bains explores the advantages and disadvantages to the country and its culture.
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As the chances of a snap election increase, the effects on one of the biggest financial centres could be catastrophic.
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The Augar Report seeks to create a fairer system for students, but results in a regressive system for poorer students.
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