The recent U.S. Open Championship may be the most consequential four days of golf since Tiger Woods won the Masters in 1997. Bryson DeChambeau stormed to victory at Winged Foot to claim the title, reshaping how golf is interpreted in the process. DeChambeau has always pushed the rules of golf,...
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Artists who re-release classic albums for anniversaries usually do so for rights issues, or if not they tend not to radically change the record itself. Not Yusuf/Cat Stevens, however, who has re-recorded his 1970 classic Tea for the Tillerman as Tea for the Tillerman² to celebrate its 50th anniversary in...
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A University of Warwick history professor is being sued after claiming that a deceased German woman had a lesbian relationship with a Nazi guard.
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This month saw the return of students to university, and unsurprisingly, there has been a surge in coronavirus cases, causing some halls to go into lockdown. The government that urged students to return is now vilifying young people, accusing them of breaking the law and selfishly spreading the virus. It...
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Korean cinema has undergone something of a boom lately, with western audiences gratefully rushing to see the likes of Parasite and Burning, two exceptional examples of what Korean cinema can offer. One of the latest treats to emerge from the peninsula is the poignant story of Kim Ji-Young, a mother...
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Ishraq Subhan reviews Microsoft's latest Flight Simulator title, which has soared to new heights of graphical fidelity.
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Student accommodation can sometimes feel cold and clinical. Read Braedie Atkins' guide to making your student room a home away from home to ensure you feel homely and happy in your new room.
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Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has opposed the proposed construction of a new circuit in Rio de Janeiro due to the environmental impact of the project. F1 is planning to add a race new circuit in Rio to the calendar in the near future, likely to replace the existing Brazilian Grand...
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The University of Oxford is aiming to tackle the small number of black British students taking its postgraduate courses by introducing a scholarship programme to boost their numbers.
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The interview I conducted with Godfrey Rust and Kasper de Graaf feels like more than an interview. In fact, although I have a list of questions in front of me, I barely have to ask many of them. I’m witnessing a reunion of friends. “Doing stuff creatively together builds relationships,”...
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Reece Goodall reviews the third instalment of the Sky mini-series 'The Third Day', reflecting on the exhilarating, climactic ending of the 'Summer' chapter of the story.
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In the latest article in our food series, Julia Alsop explores the 'je ne sais quoi' of the croquet monsieur.
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Just moved out and living on your own for the first time? The Boar's senior team give you their best tips for budgeting.
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