The legend of the strawberry dress
The initial lockdown spawned many trends, but the strawberry dress prevailed.
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Celia Bergin
Why France’s modern gentleman spy in ‘Lupin’ is a Netflix hit
Celia Bergin explains why Netflix's 'Lupin' is a thrilling piece of entertainment.
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‘The Favourite’ vs ‘The Handmaiden’: the battle of the sapphic period drama
Boar Features editor Celia Bergin evaluates and compares the two recent lesbian historical drama films, finding Park Chan-wook's story of love in Japanese-occupied Korea the better film.
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The University of Warwick’s staff training not approved by The Survivors Trust
A spokesperson from The Survivors Trust has told The Boar that they have not seen the training given to staff involved in handling cases of sexual harassment and assault at the university
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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Season 13 fails to pack punches in pacing, plot, and production
Celia Bergin bemoans the disappointing 13th season of 'RuPaul's Drag Race'.
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Resell culture: hurting pockets, communities and the planet
Celia Bergin discusses the impact of resell culture on communities and the fashion industry as a whole.
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A year since George Floyd’s murder, nothing that matters has changed
Celia Bergin argues that despite the increased awareness of racial inequality brought on by the murder of George Floyd, it has come far too late, not enough has changed, and the widespread fight for racial equality seems to be petering out much too soon.
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‘The History Makers’: why Random House’s decision to pull Richard Cohen book is historic in itself
Celia Bergin unpacks criticisms of Richard Cohen's book 'The History Makers', which was pulled by US publisher Random House for failing to include mentions of Black historical writers.
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Girl In Red delivers a strong yet flawed debut on ‘if i could make it go quiet’
Celia Bergin reviews the debut album from girl in red.
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Ofsted has published plans for a review into safeguarding measures against sexual abuse in schools
The Office of Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted) have published a plan to review measures to prevent sexual abuse in secondary and further education.
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University of Aberdeen to return artefact obtained in colonial raid to Nigerian government
The University of Aberdeen has committed to returning a bronze statue from Benin to Nigeria, stating it will be the first university to fully return a Benin Bronze.
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Why America’s minimum wage is failing millions
Celia Bergin criticises the Democrat's hesitancy to increase America's minimum wage
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International Women’s Day: the women who have inspired us
International Women’s Day aside, this week has been one where the experiences of women have been more openly discussed than they have been for a long while. It is only right that we all continue to celebrate women and their contributions to society. In this light, The Boar Features asked...
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