The University of Warwick confirmed today that six of the eleven students, who were members of a group chat with offensive messages, have left the university.
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Two writers tell us why they love Brooklyn Nine-Nine and feel that it shouldn't be cancelled; the show is both funny and important for the stereotypes and prejudices that it challenges
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It’s been almost four years since the release of Wanted on Voyage, but George Ezra is back with his crooning vocals and feel-good indie pop in Staying at Tamara’s. It’s a likeable, entertaining album, but much of it feels over-commercialised and formulaic. That’s not to the say the songs aren’t...
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Education secretary Damian Hinds recently suggested commuter degrees could help tackle of the ever-rising cost of a university education. Students would live at their parental homes, commute to their institutions, and, voilà, poor students could afford university! If only it were that simple. In truth, commuter degrees provide a very...
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Warwick Congress held their long awaited second conference at the University from the 8 – 11 February. The Boar’s Chief Subeditor, Isabelle Atkins, sat down with a Coordinator and the Head of Press to find out what Congress is all about. The Boar (Isabelle Atkins): What is Warwick Congress for...
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Katie Atkins discusses the importance of self care in the hectic environment of university.
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The BBC is airing suffrage specials to mark the centenary but, given their track record on feminism, is this just a token gesture?
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It's been a year since Donald Trump was elected as President - Isabelle Atkins looks at the results of a study into news coverage of him.
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Another month, another chance for our preceding generations to rip into millennials about how easy they have it. This time – university grade inflation. The proportion of graduates receiving a first has almost doubled in ten years, and it’s now estimated that 26% of students will walk away with the...
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Grammar schools are a contentious issue, and a recurring one at that. They’re marred by accusations of elitism, anti-meritocracy and exploitation by upper-middle class parents who want to avoid private school fees. The expansion of grammar schools is once again back in the news, and once again I feel that grammar schools are being...
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Carrie Gracie's departure as China editor at the BBC raises a big question - is the organisation actually tackling gender pay inequality?
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It’s the Broadway musical that has taken the world by storm. With the opening of the West End production of Hamilton pulling in five-star reviews from all the critics, two Boar Arts writers look at exactly why Hamilton is the musical the world has been waiting for. Isabelle Atkins I have this...
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