In our second and final edition, some of our outgoing Editors (and Social Secretary!) share their experiences of working with The Boar and ultimately, what the paper has meant to them. With this being our final edition of these testimonials, I think it’s long overdue to give both a huge congratulations and...
Read More
The days have long gone where wages were given in brown envelopes. Now, employees can expect to be paid for their work at the end of the month, or start of the next, through an electronic system called Bacs. What is even more surprising, is that this payment method of...
Read More
John Abiona explains why early morning starts may not be for you.
Read More
A new BBC One drama on the enthralling life inside two fictional daily British national newspapers made its long-awaited debut last Thursday. Press revolves around the day-to-day life of journalists at The Herald, a broadsheet newspaper, and The Post, a tabloid paper. The pressure to gain exclusive stories, alongside the financial demand to...
Read More
As football fans, we cannot complain over the lack of pre-season excitement after a truly mesmerising month of the beautiful game. Finally, we can catch our breaths again. From the euphoria of being up swept up in national pride and singing ‘It’s coming home!’ to watching several agonising penalty shootouts,...
Read More
Chioma Abazie, second-year Economics student at the University of Warwick, reflects on the lead up to the evening of Friday 2 March 2018 when Warwick’s largest Gospel event, ‘Awaken’, took place. So how did ‘Awaken’ come about? During my first year of university, I noticed there was a lack of Gospel events in...
Read More
With two successful universities in the region, Leamington Spa and Coventry have become part of an ever-growing list of places to feel the presence of students. Some may argue that these areas are undergoing a process of ‘studentification’. Studentification refers to the changes brought about by an increasing student population...
Read More
WMG have received a £2.5 million grant to develop a prototype tram which would connect the University with places such as Birmingham airport and the central hub of Coventry.
Read More