Lara Bean reviews the latest season of 'RuPaul's Drag Race UK', crediting the show for giving us something to hold onto over lockdown, whilst praising it for its important conversations on queer identity, homophobia in Britain, and social media.
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"Is there not a point where we are gratifying ourselves over an old, white, male band a bit too much?" Niall Hawkins reflects on the values and possible problems associated with the new MA in The Beatles: Music Industry and Heritage at the University of Liverpool.
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As a final year student, Hannah Drew reflects on her years at Warwick and all of her happy memories.
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Olivia Collins recommends 'The Bees' by Laline Paull as the perfect Mother's day gift this year, with the important role of mothers being central to the story.
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Founded in 1974, Anthony Nolan is a charity that signs people up to the stem cell register to match potential stem cell donors to patients with leukaemia and other blood disorders requiring bone marrow transplants. 75% of patients won’t find a match within their family, so they need the stem cell register to find...
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Peculiarly, one of my earliest footballing memories is listening, back in 2012, to the Old Firm Derby on BBC Radio 5 Live. I don’t really know why this particular game caught my eye, as I have never really been that interested in Scottish football, but it seemed exciting, so I...
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A look into the differences between expats and immigrants, and how perceptions of them are based on class and colonial legacy.
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After a year and a half which has shaken up the sporting world as we know it, there could be a moment this summer where all the troubles of a past year will melt away. When the words ‘‘Welcome to the Tokyo 2021 Games’ boom around the stadium and are...
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President Joe Biden has ordered his administration to review federal rules guiding universities in their handling of campus sexual assaults.
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Frank Evans expresses the sinful nature of skipping when watching TV, as well as providing solutions to help us refrain from committing such an atrocity.
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Sidney Pycroft argues against cancelling Warwick's 2021 summer graduations, arguing that they provide a vital motivation for students to work towards.
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Sam Matthews Boehmer gives us his review of Netflix original 'The Dig', a true story of discovery set to the backdrop of World War II.
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Despite being one of the most pressing issues of our generation, the majority of the UK population still receive little to no education on the climate crisis. To find out more, The Boar Climate spoke to AimHi, an organisation committed to educating young people on climate change. AimHi is determined...
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