Exam season is in full swing, and if you’re not frantically studying from your textbooks, you feel guilty about not revising. Worry not, two of our former deputy editors at the Boar have chosen their picks of TV shows that help them study for their course, whilst simultaneously acting as...
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A recent study from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found that young people aged 16-24 experience the most loneliness of any age group. 10% of people within the age bracket were found to be “always or often” lonely, a staggering three times higher than those aged 65 and above....
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Comcast and Fox have both put in offers for Sky - Jill Lupapa looks at what the bidding war could mean for the company.
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Our writers look back on some of the best pop albums of 2017. Ctrl – SZA Not simply your standard break-up album or self-empowerment piece, Ctrl is a tell-all open book to the artist’s personal life. Here Sza (pronounced ‘scissor’) sings, performs, and thrives in doing so. An album of...
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Following the leave result of the EU referendum in June 2016, a major concern has been the state of universities in a post-Brexit world, and what will happen to the international relationship between UK universities and continental institutions. What exactly will this mean for international students travelling for study and...
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Warwick Politics Society were hosts to the university’s Student Question Time, which took place on Monday 24 October in the Oculus Building. The event follows a format similar to the one of the well-known BBC Question Time and to the Warwick Question time, which takes place at the beginning of...
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The talented eighteen-year-old, Declan McKenna, took to the Birmingham O2 Institute on Saturday 28 October in front of a fanatical crowd ranging from pre-teens and their parents to young adults. McKenna won Glastonbury festival’s Emerging Talent Competition back in 2015 and has recently released his debut album What Do You...
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Prime Minister Theresa May has announced plans to freeze tuition fees in England to help university students with student finance.
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Warwick’s Classics and History department academic, Dr Michael Scott, has been awarded with a National Teaching Fellowship, bringing the University’s total to nineteen.
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For all you bright-eyed, eager new batch of first-years ready to throw yourselves into the full experience of freshers’, here’s an introduction to the music you can expect to hear from the nightclub venues in the surrounding area. The first thing to know is that your main go-to venues off...
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There’s an abundance of playlists, compilations of songs you should/could/must listen to to have a perfect summertime. It can get a bit overwhelming but scrolling through them you can be sure to find something that matches your mood and state of mind. Jill Lupupa shares her pics below: Frank Ocean –...
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A Freedom of Information (FOI) request has revealed a massive disparity between the use of the lecture capture technology at Warwick by different departments. STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) subjects tend to have a wider use of lecture capture in comparison to humanities and social science subjects, results for...
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Relaxer is alt-J’s third studio album since reforming their alternative rock band to frontman Joe Newman, keyboardist Gus Unger-Hamilton, and drummer Thom Sonny-Green. Each song on the eight-track album seems well thought out with a story behind it. The latest single, ‘Adeline‘, tells the story of “a Tasmanian devil (who) falls...
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