Before we begin this timeless debate, I just want to make it clear that I am coming from a very subjective perspective. I am no professional when it comes to video games; my skills range from Minecraft to The Sims and that’s just about it. So, when I make my...
Read More
My friend once told me something that I think perfectly sums up the discussion surrounding the US banned books list. It’s easier to control information than it is to control people. Book banning is nothing new, having recurred throughout American history (for example the McCarthy era and the early 1980s)....
Read More
We all have those books we turn to when we need a little comfort. Funnily enough, most of my comfort reads come from my childhood, a time when the world seemed a little simpler. Below, I’m going to share with you some of my favourite comfort books, the ones I...
Read More
Happy 2025! Allow all of us at The Boar to inspire you with our bold new promises for the year – whether that's new sports, no coffee, or (finally) locking in academically.
Read More
Over the course of a week, I swapped my normal year abroad routine for Arctic adventures, freezing temperatures, and enough layers of clothing to double my body size. Here’s a look at what I got up to in the snowy landscapes of Swedish Lapland. Staying in Cabins Arriving at the...
Read More
I recently spent just over twenty-four hours on a bus. That’s right, twenty-four hours. Questionable legroom, crumbs in places they shouldn’t be, and the constant rumble of an engine mocking my every attempt to sleep – you name it, I faced it. By hour six, I’d begun to question my...
Read More
Let me take you through the best books I read in 2024, one for each month! Each of them has offered me something unique and memorable, so join me as I revisit the stories that made this year’s reading journey so special. January – Harry Potter and the Goblet of...
Read More
As a book lover with plenty of bookish friends, I know how special it is to give and receive gifts that celebrate our shared passion for reading. If you’re shopping for the reader in your life (or treating yourself to an early Christmas present), this guide is full of thoughtful...
Read More
Hannah Colechin shares her favourite classics of 80s cinema
Read More
Over the course of a weekend, I had the chance to explore Oslo, the Norwegian capital, on a trip organized by the Erasmus Student Network (ESN) in Gothenburg, Sweden. The trip sold out within minutes, and with around 40 eager students joining the journey, we were in for an adventure...
Read More
Winter is a love-hate season for me. The cold can be too overwhelming, but it also brings plenty of opportunities for fun. Whether you’re staying warm inside or braving the chilly outdoors, there are plenty of activities to enjoy. In this article, I’ll share some of the best ways to...
Read More
When Lost first premiered in 2004, it immediately captivated audiences with its blend of mystery, drama, and supernatural elements. Its pilot episode is regarded as one of the most iconic pilots in television history with its high production value of around $10-14 million, gripping storyline, and diverse cast of characters....
Read More
My first few months studying abroad in Sweden have highlighted the many different ways of assessing work in higher education, with the UK diverging significantly from much of the globe. Having completed several assignments at the University of Gothenburg, it is clear that the pass/fail system is much more beneficial...
Read More