Dear Sir, I am writing briefly to set the record straight about Weapons Out of Warwick. I refer to an article in the last issue of last term, entitled ‘Armed, but not dangerous’. The article claimed that Weapons Out of Warwick has turned its sights on the armed forces, in...
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Dear Sir, I greatly enjoy reading the Boar. However, I find myself frustrated by the lack of a meaningful presence around campus. Many of my fellow students even seem unaware that the paper now only comes out once every two weeks or that it appears on a Tuesday, and I...
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While we’ve been away, it seems like no news is good news as we enter the new year
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Long-awaited Union bulding is finally open, but will it live up to the hype?
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Every week, Caitlin Allen brings you the good, the bad, and the ugly from the life of a Warwick student abroad
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The original _Mass Effect_ has to be my favourite RPG of all time; it’s combination of stylised graphics, space opera drama and actually having a narrative, really captivated me. But it wasn’t the combat or galaxy-wide scale that got me hooked, it was the music. The old-school, 1970s sci-fi soundtrack...
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Last week saw a programme of events to mark Black History Month at Warwick. Organised by Students' Union Welfare Officer Sami Wannell, a diverse range of talks took place between 19th to 23rd October.
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Obama's award should not be seen as a snub to those passed over but as a victory for diplomacy.
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Warwick’s student email, webmail, has been down in the days before the start of term
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The new Eating cards offered this year promises to be easier to use and accepted in more places. Unfortunately these new cards conflict with the Warwick student cards so that the student card does not work.
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Research conducted by a Warwick researcher in collaboration with Harvard Medical School has found that women who gain weight as they age are 80 per cent less likely to grow into a healthy old age.
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Swine flu has indiscriminately affected individuals across the globe, and over the summer reached the pinnacle of the Warwick Students’ Union, when newly elected SU President Andrew Bradley contracted the virus.
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