Romeo and Juliet has a pretty questionable reputation. Perhaps this is because people find unbelievable the love story of two kids killing themselves for each other, or it’s the classic story that reading something for GCSE has sucked the joy out of literature. I did not read the play for...
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The third article I wrote for The Boar was called “Facing Sexual Harassment: ‘My Body, My Choice.’’” I wrote it after receiving a fearful phone call from a close friend as she was followed home on campus one night after Pop!. I wrote that article as a Fresher in May...
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I sat down with Irene Zahariadis and Dominic Lam, the co-hosts of RAW’s show Jetlagged to talk about their show, diversity, multiculturalism, and Warwick’s international student body. The show was born out of their shared “experiences from having two different heritages”. Dominic is British-Hong Kong Chinese, and Irene is Greek-American....
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We asked our outgoing editors about their time with The Boar. Lucy Stubbings (outgoing Head of Social Media): Running for Head of Social Media – or Social Media Officer as it was then known – was one of the rare moments that I have been rather spontaneous, hence my...
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Sky's new drama, Britannia, stems from a folk horror tradition - but what is the genre, and why does it make an impact?
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In December 2017, I went to the #FreePeriods protest organised in London. It was an inspiring event, filled with young people and lot of hope. Following this protest I got in touch with young activist Scarlett Curtis, who helped organise the event, to discuss the importance of the movement, being...
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Stacey Dooley Stacey Dooley is a BBC Three presenter and investigative journalist. Her first television appearance was at age 21 in Blood, Sweat and T-shirts in 2008. She was selected as one of six Brits who travelled to India to live and work with garment workers. The series aimed to shed...
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As we mark the centenary of women’s suffrage, it is important to reflect upon the gains that the feminist movement has made in the last one hundred years. It is essential now more than ever to remind ourselves what the last three generations of women have fought and died for,...
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The Boar Travel sat down with the President of Warwick Travel Society, Ellie Constantinou, in order to discover more about the society, their values and their initiatives. “The Society, on its second year running, aims to bring people together through their love for travel. Warwick Travel Society organises socials,...
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On Wednesday December 20, hundreds of young women (and men) gathered in Westminster to protest something called period poverty. Many readers may not know what that is, so this protest was a milestone in recognising the issues that feminism still needs to tackle at home.It’s very easy to take for...
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Disclaimer: SPOILERS Forget Kevin, we need to talk about Rory. I was excited, but had reservations about the ‘A Year in the Life’ revival because it’s hard to resurrect a show successfully, especially one as gorgeous as Gilmore Girls. While I liked the revival, I had a lot of problems with...
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At the end of February, Netflix released a new spin off series called Fuller House. You may not be like me and share my unprecedented love for 80s and 90s TV shows, so if you don’t know, this is the next generation series of Full House. The premise of Full...
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In this weeks Readers' Responses, our writers give their replies regarding sexual violence on campus and the 'overconfidence' of social science students.
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