For our February print edition, The Boar is proud to be supporting the Teenage Cancer Trust, the only UK charity providing specialised nursing case and support for young people with cancer. You can support The Boar‘s fundraising by donating here. Cancer care, made for young people by Martin Day A sobering thought...
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UWWNC (Women’s Netball) The University of Warwick Women’s Netball Club continues to show that student sport can make an impact well beyond match days, as the club gears up for its upcoming jam-packed Purple Week in support of PAPYRUS. Set to take place later in the term, Purple Week will...
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Sanjana Iyer questions why we never see "beastly" women in film
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Everyone’s heard of 24-hour dance-a-thons, sports challenges, or even gaming streams for charity, but what about their lesser-known cousin: board game marathons? As the name suggests, communities come together and pay an entry fee to participate in an event with 24 hours straight of tabletop fun, with all proceeds going...
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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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In a world of political jargon, convoluted messaging, and overstimulating content being hurled at you from every angle, Mamdani’s campaign cut clearly through the noise. But it wasn’t just through his slogans and beaming personality; a heavily overlooked but arguably crucial part of his campaign was its visual identity. Now...
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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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Sanjana Iyer discusses why the National Lottery is still popular despite the almost zero chance of winning.
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When every year abroad student tells you that their time abroad changed their life, as annoying as we might sound we’re not just playing into a cliché. There is something fundamentally paradigm-shifting about sticking yourself in an entirely new country, culture, and community and then building a life for yourself,...
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Sky Sports never needed a “lil sis”, yet for a mere three days before it got taken down following fervent backlash, the broadcaster ran a TikTok channel, Halo, with the “aim to build a welcoming community for female fans through fun, trend-led, and relatable content.” Unfortunately for Sky, they fell...
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We’ve almost become completely desensitised to hearing about new record sea levels or temperatures being reached. But every time these records get broken again, it’s not just our livelihoods and environments that suffer, it’s our mental wellbeing too. The link between mental health and the climate crisis spans well beyond...
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“I would do it again tomorrow, twice on Sundays,” said the frontman of punk duo Bob Vylan, Bobby Vylan, on The Louis Theroux Podcast, in response to his chanting of “death, death to the IDF [Israel Defence Forces]” at this year’s Glastonbury. This move caused major waves across the entire...
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There are many options for post-Freshers living, whether you’re rocking the Kasbah in Central Coventry, roaming the Victorian boulevards of northern Leamington, or attending village fetes in Kenilworth, the world of the West Midlands remains your oyster. However, it can be difficult to know where to settle, so we’ve gathered...
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