Last weekend, Chelsea women hosted local rivals Arsenal at Stamford Bridge in a blockbuster fixture which saw them handed their second defeat of the season. The Gunners put on a clinic and defeated them 2-0 in the WSL, which has massive repercussions in the title race moving forward. Arsenal went...
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With February fast approaching, we are made to wonder: is there any way to romanticise and make these last winter months more fun? The winter that follows the excitement of Christmas has a reputation problem. When decorations are taken down, and the last of the presents have been opened, January...
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What started with simple demonstrations of bazaar owners closing their shops to protest the declining Iranian economy soon developed into a nationwide uprising with a confirmed death toll of almost six and a half thousand. According to other sources and doctors on scene, the number could have even reached 30,000,...
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Emily Gibbs assesses the soundtrack from The Hunger Games.
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With the start of 2026, I found myself looking for a project. I thought about things I’ve been intending to try, and what rose to the top of that list was speedrunning. Giving it a go myself has been an aspiration for a while now, something I decided to use...
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Sanjana Iyer questions why we never see "beastly" women in film
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As we look to the year ahead, many charities will continue to require support over the course of 2026. It is important that we consider ways in which charities can be financially supported and publicised to support as many lives as possible. In this search, one section of society which...
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With reading more popular than ever, it is no wonder that the industry has seen a rise in the popularity of translated fiction. The Booker Prize Foundation announced that the sale of translated fiction had risen 22% between 2021 and 2023 and only continues to rise. However, this is a trend that can only...
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With winter coming to an end, The Boar comes bearing some winter poems to help stir your soul and maybe even make you fall a little in love with winter life! From classics to contemporary gems, there are innumerable poems to choose from, but here’s a selection to keep you...
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It’s that time of year: winter markets are wafting the sweet scent of churros, and cosy cafes are calling you in from the cold to savour a pastry or gateau. I personally would love to be wandering a German market with some lebkuchen or people-watching in a Parisian café while...
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Jack Thompson reports on Heat Two of Battle of the Bands.
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In the lead-up to the recent conclusion of Stranger Things, fans were faced with a choice. Abandon Christmas and New Year’s celebrations to watch hours’ worth of television the moment episodes were released or resist the urge to check social media in fear of being spoiled. This might seem like...
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On January 1, Zohran Mamdani was inaugurated as the next mayor of New York City, making history as the city’s first Muslim mayor and the first South Asian to hold office in a century. In his inaugural speech, he vowed to govern “expansively and audaciously” and has since built up...
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