Coronavirus vs culture: what impact is coronavirus having on the arts?
Isobel Hingston explores how the arts have adapted and changed to deal with the threat of coronavirus.
Read More
Archives
University students in England told not to travel home
Students have been urged by the government to not attempt to travel home amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Read More
‘Élite’ is the teen drama we all need in our lives
Lucy Martin reviews the Spanish teen drama 'Élite', exploring its engaging character developments and complex teenage relationships.
Read More
What happened to: ‘Nintendogs’?
This slightly odd memory invokes a great sense of nostalgia in me: sitting in the back of a car on a long drive, repeating the name “Toffee” at the little Labrador puppy sitting patiently on the screen of my pink Nintendo DS Lite on a constant loop for 20 minutes, until my...
Read More
‘Imagine’ is a song for communities, not celebrities
'Imagine' has been a unifying song for citizens in the coronavirus crisis; however, we must draw the line when celebrities try to get involved, Reece Goodall argues.
Read More
‘Richard Jewell’ is an astonishing, yet despairing, true story
Dominic Thornton reviews the new Clint Eastwood film 'Richard Jewell', based off a true story of a man accused of placing the bomb he found.
Read More
Covid-19: are we using terminology correctly and does it matter?
Charlotte Crabtree argues we must pay more attention to the terminology we are using during the coronavirus pandemic, to minimise anxiety.
Read More
Popular, portable and poignant: the beauty of podcasts
As a cultural medium that is portable, practical and growing in popularity in recent years, Noah Keate considers the benefits of podcasts.
Read More
Going on holiday is the perfect opportunity to celebrate culture
Whether it’s simply returning home to see family, using the holiday as a chance to earn extra money or travel overseas, there is ample time available to enjoy what the world has to offer. But how should the world be enjoyed? It is not an easy question to answer given the multitude of countries and tourist attractions available for all to see. This means I often define my travel not by where I want to go, but what I want to do.
Read More
Can TikTok be considered an art form?
Aaron Cheema discusses whether or not the content on the popular social media app 'TikTok', can be considered art.
Read More
Conf-rent-ation: students versus landlords
With Term 3 cancelled due to coronavirus, do students deserve compensation from their landlords? Two of our writers share their opinion.
Read More
The lights are off and nobody’s home: Warwick students set to pay for empty houses
Over 80% of 245 Warwick students surveyed by The Boar want compensation for off-campus accommodation amid COVID-19.
Read More