The music that made me: The Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Reflecting on her childhood, Katie Bevan shares her love for The Red Hot Chilli Peppers and California
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Katie Bevan
Couture Culture
On rainy afternoons, when raindrops trickle into the rivers that run along the windowpane, and we fear we will never see the sun again, I turn to fashion. Tearing open my wardrobe with the lunacy of a surrealist painter, I place pieces together: a blue-and-white button-down shirt, a satin forest-green...
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Biden promises to cancel incoming student loan debt
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced a new student loan forgiveness plan that targets borrowers enrolled in the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan. The initiative, set to launch in February, shall erase the debt of borrowers enrolled on the SAVE plan, who have made 10 years of monthly payments...
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Tuning out climate news: is inevitable death becoming boring to hear about?
Katie Bevan considers the possibility of climate news being slowly tuned out by the general public as people become accustomed to doomist climate journalism.
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Nirvana’s seminal album, in Utero, turns 30: a retrospective
Katie Bevan reviews Nirvana's third and final album, In Utero on its 30th anniversary.
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The cosmic clock: a look back at the biggest events of the last 50 years.
To celebrate 50 years of The Boar, Katie Bevan takes us on a journey through time to look at the biggest events of the last 50 years.
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In conversation with Alien Chicks: “We want to bring energy, fun and also the best quality music we can”
Katie Bevan in conversation with Alien Chicks, a band delivering a twisted fairy-tale of post-Brexit Britain.
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The Boar’s albums of the year 2022
The Boar's writers have picked their favourite album of the year.
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‘Your dad works for my dad’: testimonies from working-class students at Warwick.
The Boar Features investigates the experiences of working-class students at the University of Warwick
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World Migratory Bird Day: The perils of man-made hazards
World Migratory Birds Day is celebrated on the 8 October to raise awareness of the man-made perils faced by migratory birds. Katie Bevan explains why it is so important to shed light on the increasing hazards faced by these impressive travellers.
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‘Elvis’ is all shook up in Luhrmann’s blistering biopic of the King
Writer Katie Bevan reviews Luhrmann's biopic of the King of Rock and Roll, starring Austin Butler and Tom Hanks
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SKKY Partners: Kim Kardashian’s private equity bid
As Kim Kardashian launches her private equity firm, Katie Bevan looks into the venture and asks whether this experiment into the world of finance is likely to succeed
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Queen Elizabeth II (1926 – 2022)
Katie Bevan explores the life and reign of our late sovereign Queen Elizabeth II.
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