The University of Warwick boasts over 60 sports clubs, both on campus and off-campus – we are spoilt for choice! If you are struggling to decide what clubs to join this year, never fear, as The Boar Sport has all the info for you! We spoke to some of the...
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As summer has well and truly left us and autumn is in full swing (thanks, Great British weather), people have begun to put away their flip-flops and shorts to dig out their hats and scarves and prepare for the seasons ahead. With that change also comes a change in nail...
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Campus accommodation is undoubtedly the best place to live in your first year, helping you settle into university life, providing general convenience, and, most importantly, serving as a great way to make friends. Choosing the right accommodation is an important decision, and, no pressure, but it will likely have a...
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Shahid, one of the six candidates for the position, discussed his manifesto and aims...
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Louis Gosling, the incumbent position holder and one of the six candidates contesting the...
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Nazrana Meghji, one of the six candidates for the position, discussed her manifesto and...
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Brandon Ring, one of the six candidates for the position, discussed his manifesto and...
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As part of the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Summer Elections, The Boar offered all candidates for the Vice President for Sports election an opportunity to answer questions outlining their manifesto, experiences, and aims for the role. Sharla Peters, one of the six candidates for the position, discussed her manifesto and...
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Wednesday June 21 was a tense day for football fans across the country—me included—as Tottenham Hotspur and Man United travelled to Bilbao for the long-awaited Europa League final. This offered Spurs a rare opportunity to end their infamous trophy drought, as well as giving United a chance to prove themselves...
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After defying the odds, local Championship side Coventry City FC lost out on a shot at promotion, after a 3-2 loss on aggregate to tough opponents, Sunderland AFC. Having lost at home during the first leg despite dominating the game, the Sky Blues went into the second leg 2-1 down,...
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After sealing promotion last year, Warwick’s American football team, the Wolves, continued their fine run of form this season, becoming Premiership North champions as well as reaching the final of the Premiership playoffs. One week on from their appearance in the final, The Boar Sport takes a look at the...
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Sports clubs are such a big part of life at Warwick; with over 65 different clubs to choose from, frankly, we are spoilt for choice. But it is important to remember that these clubs rely almost solely on the student body to help keep them up and running – without...
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Former self-declared ‘mechanic’, or rather senior power unit assembly technician for Red Bull Racing, Calum Nicholas, has recently released his first book, Life in the Pitlane, a memoir of his experiences within the world of motorsport which equally focuses on important issues of inclusivity and diversity in F1. As one...
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