Holocaust survivor Mindu Hornick MBE returned to Warwick University on Tuesday for a talk and Q&A attended by over 400 students. The talk, organised by the University’s Jewish Society (JSoc), took place in the Ramphal Building (unlike last year’s Arts Centre-set event), and saw the 95-year-old retrace her memories of...
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Below is a list of some of our writers’ favourite Christmas films to watch over the holiday season. So grab a hot chocolate and a blanket and watch them and you might just have a new favourite Christmas film! Love Actually Hannah Guthrie Only the best Christmas rom-com of all...
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The House of Commons has voted to legalise assisted dying, with 330 MPs voting in favour and 275 voting against. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill was put forward as a Private Members’ Bill by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater. The aim of this legislation is to allow terminally...
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Warwick Students’ Union (SU) has issued a statement to The Boar revealing sanctions placed on the Warwick Conservative Association in response to the ‘Nazi video’ incident. The statement begins with a “strong condemnation of the abhorrent behaviour that took place at the University of Warwick’s Conservative Association’s Chairman Dinner” and...
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Coventry South MP Zarah Sultana has called for the suspension of arms sales to Israel, accusing the UK government of aiding ‘war crimes’ in Gaza. The Labour MP, who represents the University of Warwick’s constituency, made the comments after the Israeli government’s announcement of a military operation in Rafah, a...
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Warwick Student Cinema has been praised after it was nominated for two categories in the Film Society of the Year Awards, set to take place in June 2024. The student cinema, one of the university’s oldest societies, has been selected as a candidate for Best Film Programme, and Best Student...
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Britain’s top universities have seen a fivefold spike in reports of antisemitism in the aftermath of the 7 October terror attacks on Israel, an analysis by The Telegraph has shown. Data provided by 19 Russell Group universities showcased a significant rise in reported incidents, from 33 reports in the 12...
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Once again, Martin Scorsese has stirred up the contentious debate surrounding the Marvel Cinematic Universe and superhero films in general, probing its effect on the public image of cinema and its status as an art form. In an interview with GQ promoting his latest venture, Killers of the Flower Moon,...
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