Can companies do more for LGBTQIA+ inclusion?
Arianna Majumder, in her print article, discusses how companies can do more for LGBTQIA+ inclusion, and how they can improve on their work so far.
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Pluribus: A Revival of the think piece
In a world where everything is increasingly becoming an echo of everything else, can you trust yourself to stand your ground as an individual? This is the primary question that Vince Gilligan’s latest show, Pluribus, poses to its audience, and it does so really well. In the show, we witness...
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Undertone? Underwhelming
Arianna Majumder reviews Undertone, the latest A24 horror release
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Misinformation and the manosphere: The tax of looksmaxxing
Quick, take a look at yourself. Look in the mirror, and really degrade yourself. Hold up a picture of your lord and saviour, Clavicular, and remind yourself that you could only dream of looking like him. But hey, at least you’re better than the people who aren’t even aware they’re...
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Is Podcasting too accessible? The Marketability of Bigotry
If you haven’t seen it, you’ve definitely heard of it. Louis Theroux’s latest documentary, “Inside the Manosphere” was released on Netflix last month, and it was…revelatory to say the least. There’s been worldwide coverage on what this showed us about the manosphere, from covering its contents to critiquing them, but...
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Letters and the complacency in our communication
When was the last time you wrote a letter? Forget about the technicalities associated with postage (I personally have no clue about them) and just think about the writing aspect of it. When was the last time you sat down with the wholehearted intention of pouring your heart out to...
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Second-screen writing: The middleman’s intervention
With an increase in social media and technology’s monopolisation over our time, I’m sure that we, television watchers, often find ourselves guilty of scrolling through or checking our phones repeatedly while watching a show. It may not be every show, it may not be every time we watch a show either, but...
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SU Spring Elections 2026 Interviews: Harri Paget, VP Welfare & Campaigns
In the run-up to the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Spring Elections, The Boar offered all Full-Time Officer (FTO) candidates the opportunity to be interviewed. Harri Paget, who currently serves as one of the Co-Disabled Student Officers (DSO), sat down with The Boar to answer questions related to their campaign. They elaborated on...
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SU Spring Elections 2026: Tyler Wang Sabot, VP Welfare & Campaigns
In the run-up to the Warwick Students’ Union (SU) Spring Elections, The Boar offered all Full-Time Officer (FTO) candidates the opportunity to be interviewed. Tyler Wang Sabot, one of the candidates running for the position of VP for Welfare and Campaigns, sat down with The Boar‘s Tom Ryan and answered questions related...
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On campus folklore: Why Warwick’s modernity is a boon
Passing by the Oculus on a nearly daily basis (alongside many attempts to avoid entering) has led me to contemplate the implications of the big, bold ‘Sixtieth’ that looks down at me. A great big number, but not really in the context of a university. We undoubtedly have a vibrant...
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2026 Boar Resolutions
Happy 2026! Allow your favourite student journalists to inspire you with our annual attempts at renewal – whether that's proper hydration, banishing doomscrolling, or perfecting the art of the Letterboxd review.
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Gossip Girl: A waste of New York
When in conversation about Gossip Girl, the words you typically hear thrown around include chaotic, fast-paced, and messy. You may also hear a lot about the humble, remote village of New York City. I’ve heard a lot of people say that the show wouldn’t have been all that if it...
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All-consuming consumption: The increasing dichotomy of long and short episodes
With the accessibility of content creation being at pretty much an all-time high, it’s easy for us, as painfully average consumers, to get overwhelmed by its sheer volume and the various platforms it seems to keep popping up on. It doesn’t help that Mr Zuckerberg (among others) is slowly chipping...
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