Musicians aren’t politicians, but they still have a voice
Sanjana Iyer discusses whether musicians should use their platform to demonstrate their political opinions.
Read More
Sanjana Iyer
Why listening to a book means I can still add it to my Goodreads
Since the advent of audiobooks decades ago, reading a book no longer has to mean sitting down with a physical copy and pouring over each page. While one could never argue there isn’t something distinctive about curling up with a good book, other forms of reading don’t have to be...
Read More
You may soon see a gangster Mickey Mouse but Disney needn’t worry
This year’s Public Domain Day in the US saw the entry of the original Mickey Mouse, Steamboat Willie, into the hallowed ranks of classic media that is no longer protected by intellectual property rights, with the cartoon mouse joining beloved characters such as Winnie the Pooh and Bugs Bunny. Though,...
Read More
Cian Ducrot victoriously puts on a dynamic show at the O2 Academy Birmingham
Sanjana Iyer reviews Cian Ducrot's recent concert at the O2 Academy Birmingham.
Read More
Girl math: empowering or patronising?
There is nothing like the solidarity of a community of women justifying arguably unnecessary purchases which make them happy. However, there is also nothing like the way society jumps at the chance to mock women for supposedly being clueless. The TikTok phenomenon of ‘girl math’ encompasses both, but which side...
Read More
The ultimate Fresher’s playlist
Sanjana Iyer crafts the ultimate playlist for Fresher's.
Read More
Settings: imagining the unknown or things already seen?
Sanjana Iyer delightfully explores the unique and wonderful ways in which we visualise settings.
Read More
Warwick Racing helps launch Formula Student Africa
“Trailblazing”. “Inspiring”. “Unforgettable”. When speaking to members of the Warwick Racing Team, these were the words they used to describe their trip to South Africa in late February to help launch Formula Student Africa. Yet this initiative started much earlier. The first seeds were sown one year ago, and...
Read More
Why we deserve live music at graduation
Countless library all-nighters, cramming for exams, honestly most of us probably never thought we’d make it to this day. Graduation. And there is nothing that makes graduation day a more beautiful celebration of everything we have achieved than the band and the choir there to serenade us into our (actual)...
Read More
The journey of journalism since The Boar was born
Sanjana Iyer discusses how journalism has evolved in the 50 years since The Boar was founded.
Read More