Feminism and fame; women, music and the #MeToo movement
With the 'Me-Too' movement pervading the music industry, Cristina Maino argues how we as listeners can be responsible for the kind of feminism we want our artists to advocate.
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UK universities wary of tackling racism and sexism over reputational fears
A vice chancellor has claimed that UK university leaders are still wary of tackling racism and sexism on campus due to possible reputational to their institutions.
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Funding to tackle climate change must be welcome and targeted
The biggest beneficiaries of capitalism, who no doubt want to ensure its survival over future centuries, are billionaires. Such is their economic power that their decisions almost resemble those of states with huge clout and influence. In a world full of absolute poverty, though conditions are improving, billionaires benefit hugely...
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‘The Personal History of David Copperfield’ is a coming of age classic
Noah Keate reviews "The Personal History of David Copperfield", a film written and directed by the writer of popular BBC series "The Thick of it" based off of the Charles Dickens novel.
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The global consequences of China’s secret wildlife farms
Following the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), China has shut down thousands of exotic wildlife farms across the nation. This comes after years of persistent criticism of the unethical nature of the exotic wildlife trade, from animal rights activists, echoed on a global platform, by the United Nations. However, the Chinese...
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Literary blackface: Barnes & Noble miss the mark
The new 'Diverse Editions' created by Barnes & Noble have already been pulled from the shelves and Alana Gaglio tells us why
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Virtual Formula 1 fills the void amid COVID-19 disruption
With the start of this year’s Formula 1 season currently cancelled due to the coronavirus, racing authorities have banded together and attempted to provide a bit of entertainment for fans. So, this week saw the advent of the first-ever virtual Grand Prix, as drivers from around the world competed in...
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‘Grace and Frankie’: a revolutionary display of media representations
Megan Seymour reviews the heartwarming American comedy Grace and Frankie, touching on its innovative representations of homosexuality and femininity.
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Farewell Boleyn: reliving West Ham 3-2 Manchester United
When I look back at the West Ham games that I’ve attended over the past twelve years or so, two fixtures immediately spring back to me as being the most iconic. The 2012 Play-off final against Blackpool, and the final game at Upton Park. Ricardo Vaz Tê’s Wembley heroics –...
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A letter to the Class of 2020
With coronavirus depriving finalists of their final term at university, Evianne Suen writes a tribute to the class of 2020.
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Deadlines, burnout and stress in the Easter holidays
While going home for the Easter holiday is a welcome break for many students, Francesca Johnson explains how the holidays can cause stress.
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Misdirection: ‘Inside No 9’ sustains its devilish wit and creativity
Reece Goodall reviews episode 4, 'Misdirection', of Inside No 9 – an exhibition of the show's mastery of compelling writing and characters.
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The ultimate self-isolation playlist
In such uncertain times, there is one thing you can be certain about: Boar Music will provide you with the best self-isolation playlist. Thank us later.
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