Goodbye and Boar Revoir – 2024’s team sign off
Our outgoing Editorial Board for 2024–25 bid farewell, and describe their final thoughts about their time with The Boar.
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Katie Bevan
The Boar Magazine: Creative Submissions
A selection of poetry, prose, photographs and artwork submitted as part of The Boar Magazine. Ma, Archi Adhikari I am writing a poem that you’ll never read That you never can read Your eyes will skip over these words The uncomfortable contours of a second language Like stumbling legs...
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‘We probably don’t see Warwick campus as a culture, but it is’: Warwick Clothes Circuit on What’s Warwick Wearing
Katie Bevan sat down with Warwick Clothes Circuit President, Orla Watson, to talk 'What's Warwick Wearing' and all things sustainable fashion.
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2025 Boar Resolutions
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.
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Generation style: style icons through time
Physically, we have many tools to gauge something: thermometers, rulers, and beakers are just a few. Socially, we have less. In fact, to gauge the inner minds of those whose company we are gracing, there is a rather reliable social gauge that we often find ourselves turning to in times...
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Trump and Harris’ economic showdown
With Trump and Harris advocating starkly different policy platforms, Katie Bevan discusses the implications of this year's US presidential election for the American economy
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Why did children take part in the English riots?
After a summer of unrest, many children were in court receiving criminal records before even their GCSE results. Katie Bevan explores why children were so quick to join the racist riots.
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The Dogue days of summer: When Vogue transformed into Dogue
In a Changing of the Guard that only fashion could envision, the blood-orange bikinis of August become the burgundy-red overcoats of September. Whilst this seems to be done in one swift action, the 31 August melting into the 1 September, the calendar page being ripped out to reveal leaves the...
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Gracie Abrams pours every emotion into ‘The Secret Of Us’
Katie Bevan reviews Gracie Abrams' latest release, 'The Secret Of Us'.
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Couture Culture: 2024 Met Gala review
Once upon a time, in the dystopian and post-apocalyptic world fashioned by J.G. Ballard in 1962, there lived a Count and Countess. The Count and Countess enjoyed a decadent life in the lap of luxury, with rare books and rare paintings filling their Palladian villa, with the villa itself situated...
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Couture Culture: Yves Saint Laurent
If you successfully follow the dust-orange trails that criss-cross through the souks of Marrakesh, embracing the sights, sounds, and smells with certain joie de vivre, until you have left the walls of the Medina, you may stumble upon Le Jardin Majorelle. In fact, it is pretty hard to miss. With...
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Couture Culture: Harry Styles
“Bring back manly men.” That was conservative commentator, Candace Owens’, response to Harry Styles’ history-making Vogue cover, in which he donned a ball gown and custom Gucci jacket, becoming the first solo male cover star in the magazine’s 127-year history. His cover was well-deserved: there is no denying that Styles’...
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Couture Culture: Kaia Gerber
Mount Olympus is the highest mountain in Greece. Quite a long time ago, people said it was home to the Gods and Goddesses, a place of worship; of moral and mythical strife with each of the Twelve Gods the victims of anthropopathy, vulnerable to the same failings of their devoted...
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