Good Times, Bad Times
In honour of the Boar's 40th Anniversary celebrations, six writers cast an eye across the past, present and future decades of sound, chronicling a lifetime in innovative releases, huge singles, and signature events
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Robin James Kerrison
The rise of technology in forty years
Five Boar writers look at the biggest technological revolutions since The Boar's first issue in 1973
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Warwick opens new £5 million Phytobiology facility
Warwick University’s latest state-of-the-art Phytobiology facility opened on main campus earlier this month
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MGMT (Self-Titled)
Robin James Kerrison takes the plunge into the sludgy heart of MGMT's third record, and discovers a strangely endearing psychedelia experience (even if he does lose his fingers on the way)
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Ed Miliband’s Price-freeze policy
Two writers take on Ed's strong stance on energy, and his opposition to the Big Six
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Researchers make a breakthrough in the fight against HIV
Synthetic polymers could be used to prevent HIV, research shows
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Interview: Gaz Openshaw
Robin James Kerrison catches up with frontman of The Antics, Gaz Openshaw, ahead of his appearance at this year's Summer Party
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Writers’ Choices – March 2013
From bright young things to classics of the canon, The Boar's Music team are full of recommendations
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Inclusion Fusion
Robin James Kerrison watches the second Fused event to be held at Warwick Arts Centre and interviews associate artist Ruiari Edwards about its aims and successes.
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The Internet: World Wide Wilderness?
A technology that has had profound consequences for humanity
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Opinion Matrix: “The UK should leave the European Union.”
The UK's membership has been called into question in recent weeks
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Fresh Meat
Robin James Kerrison explains the story behind his conversion from meat lover to vegetarian
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