For long-time fans of Smosh, the return of Smosh Summer Games after a six-year hiatus is nothing short of legendary. As someone who first stumbled across Smosh through the Smosh Summer Games: Wild West series, seeing the gang (old faces and new) back in action has been the highlight of...
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After a spine-chilling pilot episode that had both players and audience on the edge of their seats, Smosh’s horror-comedy tabletop roleplaying game (TTRPG) series WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE!!! officially launched its first full episode on July 29 2025. Hosted at Dynasty Typewriter (Hayworth Theatre) in LA, this immersive experience mixes...
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Welcome to Dread, a tabletop role-playing game involving just one thing: a Jenga tower. The rules are easy to follow: players must pull blocks from the tower when attempting challenging or risky actions. If the tower stays standing, the player survives and continues. If it falls…the player dies. That’s it....
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Hannah Colechin takes a nostalgic look at DVDs and wonders if physical media is really at its end
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Campus accommodation is undoubtedly the best place to live in your first year, helping you settle into university life, providing general convenience, and, most importantly, serving as a great way to make friends. Choosing the right accommodation is an important decision, and, no pressure, but it will likely have a...
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The first time I saw Jeremy Jordan, like many others, was in Disney’s Newsies. Yes, he may have been a 30-something-year-old playing a teenager, but from the moment he belted out ‘Santa Fe’, I was captivated. So, when I stumbled across a random TikTok announcing he’d be doing a one-night-only...
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I have been on my study abroad for just over eight months now and have still not had the guts to travel alone. Sure, I’ve signed up for a few trips without anyone to go with, but I always end up joining a group or tagging along with others once...
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With the rise of AI tools, people have been finding new ways to plan their travels, all of which seem to be faster, smarter, and more personalised than ever before. AI is clearly reshaping the way we think about our trips, and have possibly replaced the more traditional travel agent...
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Are you part of the 1% of people who have completed a marathon? Neither am I – but I am a proud supporter of my two friends who successfully completed the Brighton Marathon on April 6th 2025. But let’s rewind to a month or two ago when I interviewed them...
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When I was first told about this place, I thought it was a joke. How is it humanly possible to move an entire town from one location to another? Well apparently, it is. Located in the far north of Swedish Lapland, Kiruna is a town with a population of around...
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Though The Boar is becoming a big name in the world of UK student journalism, recently winning an overwhelming number of awards at the Midlands’ SPA Regionals and a nomination for Best Publication at the upcoming Nationals, many of us fell into this newspaper rather unexpectedly. My first experience with...
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1,232 pages. That’s almost as long as the Bible. 36 hours. That’s like watching The Lord of the Rings trilogy three times in a row. Reading Les Misérables clearly requires a lot of commitment, but why is it so deserving of it? Closing this book felt like completing a marathon…...
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Having just hit the halfway mark on my year abroad in Sweden, I have had a lot of time to reflect on my experience so far. From the cultural differences to the drastic changes in weather, these last six months have brought about a range of lifestyle changes for me....
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