Riot Games: the king of online multiplayer gaming
Daniel Tennant looks at the history and possible future of Riot Games - the developer famous for League of Legends - and discusses what makes them love their games
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Amber Bentley’s 10 Favourite Films
Boar Deputy Editor-in-Chief Amber Bentley lists her top 10 favourite films in a continuation of our ongoing series.
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The curse of reboots
Lucy Carter rejects the growing culture of series reboots that's pervasive in modern TV.
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Team GB’s joy in bronze
Team GB’s women’s hockey team had a successful Tokyo 2020, ultimately winning a bronze medal after falling to the superior Dutch in the semi-finals.
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Is the aftermath of racism following the Euros enough to reignite the Black Lives Matter momentum in Britain?
Vanessa Mabelle explores the racist aftermath of the Euros final from a personal, social and political point of view, expressing what needs to be done if any progress is to be made.
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University students should be double jabbed by September, says UCU
All university students should be fully vaccinated by September, and face masks made mandatory on campus, according to the University and College Union (UCU).
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The UK’s proposed drugs policy update: should we be treating addicts as patients instead of criminals?
Zac Attewell summarises the advice given to the government about taking a more medical than judicial approach to the UK's drug epidemic
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What might the future of travel look like?
It has been one of the most notable impacts of the pandemic. Forced to stay at home for months on end, the inability to travel has affected millions of people across the globe. Even countries that may have, domestically, used fewer restrictions have been internationally impacted by the restrictions on travel. Until May 17th, travelling outside the UK for a holiday had been illegal since January. It is remarkable, even in these concerning new times we have become used to, that the government had that power, whether you agree with it or not. In this article, Noah Keate explores the potential future of our travel plans
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TikTok’s jukebox: how the platform revives older music
Becky Hipson explains how TikTok has given older songs a new lease of life.
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Esteban Ocon wins action-packed Hungarian Grand Prix
Esteban Ocon took a maiden F1 victory, and the first for the rebranded Alpine team, in an extraordinary Hungarian Grand Prix that saw everything – smashes and crashes, disqualifications, bad strategic decisions, strong recovery drivers and a race order that could have been pulled from a hat. Sebastian Vettel crossed...
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A-level results reach a record high for 2021
With 44.8% of A-level students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland receiving A or A* grades, results are higher than ever before.
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‘Rick and Morty’: Gotron Jerrysis Rickvangelion
Reece Goodall laments the massive missed opportunity of an episode 'Gotron Jerrysis Rickvangelion.
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Quick, cheap, and environmentally damaging: is sustainable fashion the way forward?
Fast fashion has experienced tremendous growth in recent years: trends come and go at a frenetic speed, and designers are releasing more collections within the year for an audience of fashion-hungry consumers. Fast fashion is currently soaring high and above the wreckage left by the pandemic as the world of...
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