Anushka Suharu reviews 'Never Have I Ever', reflecting on its authentic portrayal of maintaining a South Asian identity in American culture, alongside its depiction of relationships, expectations and grief.
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Anushka Suharu looks at how songs allow artists to tell a story in the same way that books have the power to immerse us in other worlds
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Some of our outgoing section editors reflect on their time with The Boar, sharing what the paper means to them.
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After some amazing stories from female travellers at the University of Warwick, we interviewed two female solo travellers who had been around the world for our next segment for #InternationalWomensDay.
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Travelling is an amazing adventure however at the same time is surrounded by many anxieties and dangers especially for women and female solo travellers. Here are some stories by female travellers who have shared their experiences and views about travelling the world as females to celebrate #InternationalWomensDay2020 with The Boar.
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It is now 2020, society is modernising and people of all communities take part in celebrating Pride across the world, and yet LGBTQ+ travellers are still apprehensive when travelling abroad.
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Anushka explores the effect of climate change on some of the most beautiful tourist destinations on Earth, such as the Great Barrier Reef.
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As students, we are not quite in the real world yet but still experience independence. Anushka Suharu shares her struggles with 'adulting'.
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British universities stand in solidarity with Indian student protestors
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With Christmas around the corner, many of us have had a chance to explore the wonderful Christmas markets and displays around the country, so here is a guide to some of the ones that our writers have told us about.
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The Boar sat down and spoke to Helen Knight, the Programme Manager of Warwick Laksh before the deadline for applications of this year’s programme arrives on 6 December. Helen Knight was a member of staff at the university who took on the role when encouraged by the Director, and has now been involved in the project since 2013. She has visited India eight times and travels to Haryana, India each year which is where the project takes place.
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Anushka Suhara reviews 'The Lion King', Disney's anticipated live-action remake of the beloved 1994 classic.
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The photo above is one captured by Neville Lai, titled ‘Syrian protest in the sunset of democracy: the unattended stories of human right abuses', which unveils a story that remained with him even after his travels in Germany.
The photograph captured Wafa, a Syrian refugee who Neville first met whilst walking through the streets of Berlin: “I wasn’t thinking about the competition at all to start with, it was just a coincidence. I was travelling by myself and I saw these people and I thought it would make a good shot, he told The Boar last Thursday.
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