The epidemic of book banning continues to flourish across Western libraries, with 3,362 books banned in the US just last year[1]. The terrifying prevalence of this issue grows as it dominates discussions of freedom of speech and censorship in the US, disproportionately silencing authors from marginalised groups, including women, people...
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Whilst sitcoms act as a great comfort for a lot of us, there’s no denying that some plotlines and episodes are incredibly cringe-inducing. Some I struggle to watch because of second-hand embarrassment while others are just horrendously dull. Others, I actively hate-watch because I have so much to say about...
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Lucy Gibbons reviews Declan McKenna's show at Wolverhampton's The Halls.
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For my first year of uni, I left home armed with three cookbooks, around five tubs of homemade chilli ready to put in the freezer, and enough cooking equipment to cosplay a Star Wars character at a moment’s notice. To think I was prepared for the cooking adventures of university...
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Back in August of 2023, I decided to learn British Sign Language (BSL). The thought of gaining a very practical skill was what first drew me to sign up. Now, after almost completing Level 1 training, I know that there is a lot more to it. BSL continues to thrive...
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Watford’s defeat against Charlton Athletic confirmed that the club will face relegation from the English Women’s Championship this season. The Boar were in the press area at Vicarage Road for this crucial match in Watford’s season. Watford’s starting lineup excited fans as it saw the return of the Welsh international...
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Niska discusses Germany's plans for economic integration with Southeast Asia.
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I started swimming lessons at a very young age and I’ve also had anxiety since before I can remember. I always used to think that swimming could only bring me physical benefits; however, buying a swimming membership at Warwick Sports Hub has made me rethink the sport that I loved...
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In the realm of fashion, trends come and go faster than a blink of an eye. Yet, amidst the ever-evolving landscape of style, one movement has captured the hearts and wardrobes of many: coquette culture. This whimsical and empowering trend is not merely about the clothes: it’s a celebration of...
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Sarah Smith discusses a breakthrough in environmental legislation after the French parliament have voted in favour of a bill to ban fast fashion advertising.
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Lucy Gibbons reviews James' latest album, 'Yummy'.
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The University of Bolton has faced backlash from the University of Manchester for plans to change its name to the University of Greater Manchester, a decision that has attracted criticism from locals, alumni, and councillors. The University says it is seeking the name change to reflect its growing presence in...
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“Bring back manly men.” That was conservative commentator, Candace Owens’, response to Harry Styles’ history-making Vogue cover, in which he donned a ball gown and custom Gucci jacket, becoming the first solo male cover star in the magazine’s 127-year history. His cover was well-deserved: there is no denying that Styles’...
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