Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
Science and Technology·6th December 2020A ‘Brave New World’: The unshakeable grip of Amazon and the Big Tech Giants. Anonymous Image Description: The Screenslaver from ‘Incredibles 2’ In the crippling economic maelstrom whipped up by the pandemic, businesses either float... Read More
Gaming·6th December 2020YAY-station or NAY-station?: The Pros and Cons of the PS5 Maciej Nowakowski It’s that time of the decade again, the Olympics of the video game marketing world. Every six or seven years,... Read More
Science and Technology·30th November 2020Ariel and the search for extraterrestrial life Giovanni Mussini After years in the pipeline, the Ariel space telescope has been given the go-ahead for launch in 2029. This spacecraft... Read More
Sport·24th November 2020Why the Premier League should allow 5 substitutes In recent weeks, prominent Premier League managers Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola have renewed calls for the return of the... Read More
Gaming·19th November 2020Video Game Expansion Packs and DLC – Expansive or Restrictive? Chloé Agar Image Credit: CD Projekt Anyone familiar with video games won’t need me to explain what expansion packs and DLC are.... Read More
Science and Technology·18th November 2020Hyperloop: Losing steam or gaining traction? William Feasey Trick question, it is neither. The world of transportation has already seen the rise and rapid fall of the steam... Read More
Gaming·8th November 2020A deep dive into the Destiny Franchise Shariq Haidery Destiny, a gaming franchise that many declared dead for over half a decade, has a thriving community and player base.... Read More
Science and Technology·26th October 2020The Vital Importance of UK-EU Science Collaboration Emily Thomas, Benjamin Fernando As scientists, we constantly engage in outreach to make science more accessible. We understand not everyone has someone close by... Read More
Science and Technology·25th October 2020COVID-19 and Fake News – What is to be done? Sharon Chau Fake news is nothing new – there have always been flat earthers, anti-vaxxers and climate change deniers. But with the... Read More
News·5th October 2020Somerville students ordered to have ‘quiet time’ Image Description: A photo of Somerville College overlooking their main quad. Somerville College has imposed a quiet time on students... Read More
Features·22nd September 2020Arresting meaning – The shifting sands of ‘Extremism’ on the road to Indian Independence’ Aditya Dabral Image Description: Image of a Quit India protest Often debates about politics can get obscured by semantics. One of the... Read More
News·14th August 2020Oxford SU calls on University to admit all UK offer holders alongside Worcester College Aditya Dabral and Josh Boddington The Sabbatical Officers of Oxford University Students’ Union (SU) have called on the University to admit all UK offer holders.... Read More
Gaming·13th August 2020A Take on Platform Exclusivity: The Case of Persona 5 and Atlus Alice Gowland Even if you aren’t a fan of the JRPG (Japanese Role-Playing Game) genre of video games, it is highly likely... Read More
Science and Technology·27th July 2020AI in Medicine: Its present, problems, and prospects Nicole Hasler Image description: A robot on a blue background. Few scientific concepts have captured the public imagination as artificial intelligence has.... Read More
Science and Technology·21st July 2020Oxford leads the race for a vaccine Tolu Atilola The University of Oxford’s ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 is the world-leading vaccine candidate, according to the Chief Scientist of the World Health... Read More
Gaming·14th July 2020Escaping into Nostalgia – Gaming during Lockdown Elis Harrington If we were to jump back to the early noughties and explain what the world would be like in 2020,... Read More
News·8th July 2020History Faculty sets up new Black History thesis prize Aditya Dabral Image Description: A group of Black nurses ready to serve in WWII Oxford has set up a new prize for... Read More
News·30th May 2020SU passes motion seeking to defer £500 continuation fees for graduate students Aditya Dabral The Oxford SU Student Council passed a motion in its 5th week meeting seeking to defer continuation fees for Graduate... Read More
News·17th May 2020Teddy Hall Boat Club surpass 1861km exercise target to raise £1861 Aditya Dabral Students and alumni from St Edmund Hall Boat Club have successfully met their fundraising target of raising £1861 for charity. ... Read More