Warwick PhD student Jade Scott said she was “absolutely delighted to have reached the final” of The Traitors, despite missing out on winning after being banished in the finale. The Traitors has been a huge success once again for the BBC, with the recent series finale being watched by a...
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All Saints’ Church in Leamington Spa is playing host to the ‘Voices of Ukraine’ exhibition across February, a “passion project” co-organised by second-year Warwick student Oliver Ansell-Hodges. The exhibition, which opened on 2 February, presents the wartime testimony of eight Ukrainian women, detailing their lives in Ukraine, how they came...
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This section – looking back at stories from The Boar’s archive – originally appeared in Volume 48, Issue IV of The Boar, published on Thursday 5 February, 2026. 1983: A Liber-ale Mix-up Preparations for the 46th edition of the Warwick Real Ale Festival are well underway, with the event set...
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On a nippy January afternoon, I wander into the cosy depths of the Dirty Duck. 1pm is a little early for a pint, regrettably, but it’s a fitting venue to meet the co-presidents of the UK’s oldest student-run real ale society. Fresh from a night of raucous circling, James Freed...
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Community Safety removed a solitary protester from Warwick PPE Society’s George Finch event on Wednesday as SU Full-Time Officers picketing the venue chanted “fascist scum”. Minutes after heckling Cllr Finch, the protester, who acted alone, ran to the front of the hall, preparing to throw both of his shoes at...
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Warwick PhD student Jade Scott is among those taking on the Traitors castle as the smash-hit reality show makes its return to TV screens. The BAFTA-winning BBC series returned for its fourth season on New Year’s Day with a twist that saw the introduction of an additional ‘Secret Traitor’, their...
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That’s that. Stranger Things is done. For good. Netflix’s flagship series has evolved dramatically over the course of its nine years – almost to the point of unrecognisability. What began as an intimate sci-fi mystery about the disappearance of young Will Byers finished its streaming run with the fate of...
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Happy 2026! Allow your favourite student journalists to inspire you with our annual attempts at renewal – whether that's proper hydration, banishing doomscrolling, or perfecting the art of the Letterboxd review.
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The University’s ‘One World Warwick’ programme returned last month for its sophomore outing, after launching in November 2024 as a showcase of Warwick’s commitment to a global future. Prof Michael Scott, the University’s Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International) opened the celebration’s flagship event, the Global Illuminations Procession, on 19 November together with the...
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Deadline season briefly became festive season on Wednesday 26 November as Christmas officially kicked off on campus with the annual light switch-on, fit with society performances and even an appearance from Santa himself. The festivities began with the ever-popular Christmas market, with stalls this year offering everything from bracelets to dog treats, and...
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This section – looking back at stories from The Boar’s archive – originally appeared in Volume 48, Issue III of The Boar, published on Monday 8 December, 2025. 1967: Snowed out of beer This edition marks a first for the Boarchive, as we travel far back to the late ‘60s...
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The University of Warwick staged an evening of vibrant cultural celebration last Wednesday (19 November) with the return of the Global Illuminations Procession, signalling the end of the University’s 60th anniversary year.
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Emergency services were called to Arthur Vick residences at the University of Warwick on Wednesday evening (19 November) after a fire broke out on the second floor of the building. Videos seen by The Boar and shared on social media showed Arthur Vick 1 engulfed by flames, with smoke rising...
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