Coronavirus continues to be a truly deadly threat. The direct effect of the virus has been catastrophic, with well over 22 million cases and 750,000 direct deaths worldwide. It has only just begun to change the way we live our lives, and we – as both students and part of...
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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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With spring upon us, Liam Gould and Rebecca Norris discuss why it is so important that you vote in the Students' Union elections.
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Following the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)’s decision to redefine citizenship in India, The Boar polled 61 students at the Univeristy of Warwick. The poll was answered by a mix of students, 54.1% of which are Indian nationals. 95.1% of respondents believed that students should have a right to protest the Citizenship...
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Liam Gould reports on the historic all-female spacewalk, completed by NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir.
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What really happens at Warwick on Christmas Day? At this festive time when we are all at home, Warwick turns into a different place.
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There are few stories circulated in music more than the brilliant artist who turns out to be a vile person. Now more than ever, a number of high-profile cases of musicians who either have committed a crime or done wrong in the past, is rightfully being brought to the surface of people’s attention.
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As the temperature drops and Christmas fast approaches, the festivities have been well-underway since the start of the month. From 1st December and often earlier, in shops across the country, decorations are up, Christmas items are out and expensive marketing campaigns have begun. Today, nobody can escape the money-making colossus...
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With the election tomorrow, the results of our Twitter poll on where students at Warwick will be voting and why they are voting for them.
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Twenty trophies. Two Champions Leagues. Two Europa Leagues. Five domestic leagues in four countries. Under any other circumstance, a manager of this calibre joining Tottenham Hotspur would be an unrivalled celebration. The club in desperate need of silverware and a winning mentality finding a manager that’s won it all. A...
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It may sound far-fetched, but insect-based foods are quickly becoming the future, as alternatives to meat are sought amidst the global climate crisis.
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There was only ever one game that I truly played when I was younger. The only game I invested my time into and thoroughly enjoyed. This summer, I decided to pick up my bow-and-arrow made from the bones of Alduin himself and re-entered The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Firing up...
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Liam Gould shares his experience living with astraphobia, the fear of thunderstorms. He challenges preconceptions surrounding phobias.
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