A 26th test century from Joe Root has secured a five wicket first-Test victory for England in their three-Test series against New Zealand. The former England captain finished on 115 not out, becoming the second English cricketer in history, following Alastair Cook, to achieve 10,000 runs in Test cricket. Not...
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With final year coming to an end, Keith Mulopo reflects on the time past and contemplates what the future holds.
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Comments made by the incoming National Union of Students (NUS) President have led to a QC being hired to lead a further investigation into antisemitism in the NUS.
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If you’ve never experienced ‘the Ick’, consider yourself lucky. In the dating realm, ‘the Ick’ is a phenomenon where one small act by the person you’re seeing throws the whole relationship into disarray. You’re overcome with disgust, revulsion, and an unshakable feeling of incompatibility, despite how good the relationship may...
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As the Premier League season has officially reached it’s conclusion, the writers of The Boar Sport are putting their heads together to create the best XI based upon this campaign. Every few days, a new writer will have their chance to pitch what they believe to be the ultimate side,...
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Ethan Delcroix reviews Wilco's 12th studio album, Cruel Country, an album that revolves around the conflicting feeling of loving America while recognising its ongoing history of horrific inequality and violence.
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'Wise Owl' caps off the seventh series of Inside No.9 and thus is sadly the final instalment of Reece's blog (for now). The latest episode provides some horrific nostalgia for some of us yet manages to end on a somewhat positive note.
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Sophie Kempston discusses the benefits of open access research and explains why so many publishers are reluctant to make the shift.
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Harvard University has been accused of holding onto thousands of Native American remains, despite a federal law mandating their return.
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Holly Roffe recounts her experience with the Residential Life Team and argues that the university should change its mind about the programme's replacement.
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England’s first UEFA Nations League game ended in defeat at the Puskas Arena against a fearless Hungary side. As a punishment for racist abuse, Hungary had been ordered to play the match behind closed doors, but instead UEFA agreed to allow over 30,000 children to watch the game. Although there...
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As questions about the climate and humanity’s role in facilitating climate change are increasingly present in our society, it should hardly be surprising that gaming has become another site to fuel this discussion. That’s the central concept of Endling – Extinction is Forever, a game based about survival in the...
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World number one Iga Swiatek claimed her second French Open title, defeating the US’ Coco Gauff in just 68 minutes. The 6-1 6-3 win came swiftly and efficiently, and it meant that Swiatek equalled the longest unbeaten streak this century of 35 wins in a row and counting. The Polish...
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