The Boar
The art of subtle censorship: Can we even notice it? A recent Big Brother episode, where a contestant named Ali Bromley wore a shirt with a watermelon design, has sparked...
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10 Beyond the pages: examining the fine line between literary escape and obsession
News - The Boar
5 Creative Quarter or Cultural Slaughter? Council decisions raise fears of Leamington becoming student ‘ghost town’
About - The Boar
About Creating conversation on campus since 1973. Founded in 1973, The Boar is the University of Warwick’s award-winning student newspaper and the only student-run print newspaper on campus. The paper is run by students, for students and all editorial board and business team positions are voluntary.
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Top Content. 1 Can pop lyrics be poetry? The secret combination behind Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department’s momentous success
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In Print. With a reach of over 33,000 students and staff across campus, The Boar’s print edition is produced fortnightly by an entirely voluntary student-run editorial board and business team in our office on campus. With over 3,000 copies in circulation, the highest of any student newspaper in the country, you can collect your copy of our latest paper completely free from one of our ...
TV - The Boar
Best Doctor Who Christmas special. Since Doctor Who returned to Britain’s television screens in 2005, viewers have been treated to 14 Christmas specials (along with...
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The Australian Parliament’s sexual abuse scandal. TW: Rape, sexual abuse, suicide When Brittany Higgins spoke out about how she had been attacked by a male colleague in a government minister’s office in 2019, it sparked a wave of other women to come forward with their experiences of alleged sexual assault and harassment in Australian politics.
Arts - The Boar
3 Dom Joly talks politics, pranks, and his global adventures ahead of ‘The Conspiracy Tour’
Books - The Boar
Bookkeeping with books: the key to affordable book-buying. Book prices have recently become unachievable for many people, especially students. Waterstones, beloved for its aesthetic but infamous for its...