Billie Eilish has always remained conservative when it comes to revealing her body. But when, on the odd occasion she does, the tabloid media only find interest in her exposure rather than the provoking thought behind it, it's easy to see why Billie chooses a more covered-up style in the first place.
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Socially-constructed ideas of masculinity and femininity have changed significantly over recent years. Molly Powell considers how the rise of androgynous clothing may be the future.
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Inevitable as it may have been, Sebastian Vettel’s departure from Ferrari has still sent shockwaves through the world of F1. From four-time World Champion to struggling, error-prone driver at the mercy of his young teammate, Vettel’s Ferrari journey has not been the one he’d hoped for. One of the big...
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In their first home match against Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga, Union Berlin were swept aside comfortably by the league-leaders, losing 2-0 in what transpired to be a lacklustre affair. In what would have been a historic match for Union fans – had they been in attendance at Stadion An...
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As part of her ongoing Wild Warwick series for The Boar, Betty Sands takes a stroll through campus, documenting the local wildlife during lockdown. Since lockdown, we have all been living in a weird sort of limbo. Term 3 may be cancelled, however if you’re still on campus, there are plenty...
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Pending ratification by the EFL and the FA, it was announced on 15 May that the League Two season was over, with the final table to be determined by an unweighted-points-per-game system. This was a unanimous decision taken by the owners of all 24 clubs in the division, and, although...
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A decade on from her last full-length solo project, Petals For Armour promised quality and lyrical vulnerability after the tumultuous few years of Hayley Williams' personal life. Whilst it delivered on the latter, the album's zany influences and heavy-handedness fail to meet the lofty ambitions set out by it's artist.
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In light of authors' names, like Atwood, being printed sometimes even larger than the book title, Emma Wilkes discusses whether an author's name is what actually makes a book sell
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Borussia Dortmund restarted their Bundesliga campaign perfectly, earning a comfortable 4-0 win over local rivals, Schalke. While the lack of spectators at the second Riverderby of the 2019/20 season represents the “new normal” for European football, Dortmund’s dominance told a familiar story for football fans watching the game from a...
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It is unsettling to report that The World Health Organisation (WHO) recently organised a vaccination trial without obtaining informed consent from participants. Instead, they obtained ‘implied’ consent. The world of CRISPR (a technology used to edit genes), data science, and AI are currently getting to grips with ethics and science...
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Looking for virtual date ideas while separated from your partner during lockdown? Lucy Martin shares her tips, suggestions and experiences with TV dates.
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A megadrought which scientists say could be the worst to hit the western US in recorded history is currently underway. The severity of the drought is thought by some researchers to be worsened by rising temperatures and climate change, in particular by the effects of global warming caused by human activity....
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Alice Standen argues that the quick shift to e-learning has exposed a double standard in higher education, where students with disabilities and/or mental illnesses are typically penalised.
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