A few weeks ago, I got drunk. I can’t remember for what reason – perhaps I was spinning into an existential crisis; more likely I was just at a Rugby match. Whatever the reason, I woke up the next morning under the naïve assumption that my life was the same...
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A few weeks ago a prominent, and one of my favourite, MP’s was killed in cold blood by a right wing fanatic. It was a horrifying event, one that should never be forgotten or repeated. And yet despite this, it is the Corbynite group that is the most terrifying force...
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So, we’re out. Three words I hoped never to type post-referendum, but that I predicted I would. In many ways, I thought it was obvious that Britain would leave the EU. In fact, the margin was so small it surprised me on every level. I thought it would be massive....
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Think live action Pokemon are a good idea? Boar Games thinks otherwise.
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The University of Warwick’s new Teaching and Learning centre celebrated its topping out ceremony on 4 May, a year on from the start of the build. A topping out ceremony is recognition of the final phase of roof construction on a building. The new centre will contain the biggest lecture...
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As part of his Democracy Review Olly Rice, the Democracy and Development Officer, is looking into the role of Part-Time Officers and reviewing their efficiency.
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Labour's new election strategy is strange. I didn't realise the aim of an election was to repeatedly punch oneself in the face.
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I can’t really say whether I think we should leave the NUS or not. I despise the organisation, generally, but I’m also a pragmatist.
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NUS are encouraging LGBT+ Societies that have a gay men’s rep to drop the position’, and I don't know where to begin with this idiotic decision.
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I’ve been at the Boar for a total of fourteen weeks, at varying levels of editorship. And while I may not have changed, my opinions have. It’s not just limited to the newspaper either - I’ve come to realise that all media, all student media, is important.
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Four Comment writers respond to the WFFE road block and the effect on the Warwick community.
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The University of Buckingham have brought sniffer dogs onto campus to reinforce their ‘zero-policy’ tolerance to drugs. The University’s vice-chancellor, Sir Anthony Seldon, has said that use of illegal drugs are large factor in mental health issues. There will be regular sniffer dog patrols on campus, serving a duel purpose...
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A bedroom in Rootes has caught fire this afternoon, allegedly because of use of incense inside the room. Fire fighters and police quickly attended the scene.
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