Comment·13th June 2017Who is Ariana Grande now? Anonymous Ariana Grande is a name with brand new meaning this week. It conjures images of the devastated families of the... Read More
Comment·13th June 2017The media must re-assess its picturing of terrorism Sian Bayley āLondon Bridge attack, in picturesā, appeared as the headline on the front page of most news organisations on Sunday morning.... Read More
Comment·10th June 2017Oxfeud: a site of hatred, or a place for the unheard voice? Mayu Noda āKeep the submissions flowing, and have fun!ā ā such is the bizarre language through which a festering site of resentment... Read More
Comment·9th June 2017Politicians must take note of student healthcare Emma-Jane Hampsheir-Gill Over the last few weeks, politicians have been criss-crossing the country, campaigning for votes in the hope of securing electoral... Read More
Comment·9th June 2017Pre-election blues: why should I bother? Matthew Palmer I strongly believe in the importance of voting ā I truly do. It is a privilege and a duty, and... Read More
Comment·9th June 2017Jeremy Corbyn: staving off apathy in the general election Katrina Gaffney When this general election was called, many celebrities, journalists, and indeed even Labour party activists encouraged us to vote Labour... Read More
Comment·5th June 2017Revealing the people behind narratives in U.S. politics Sarah Hagaman On November 8, 2016, Oxford grew eerily quiet. My study table in the History Faculty had a window view of... Read More
Comment·5th June 2017Keble College’s boat-burning tradition would burn bridges Zoe Tidman Keble College may be looking to perform a traditional boat burning if they become Head of the River. Itās a... Read More
Comment·4th June 2017“Strong and Stable” Conservatives: a historical perspective Oliver Hirsch āStrong and stableā is fast becoming 2017ās equivalent of fake news: that phrase you hear every day which is driving... Read More
Comment·4th June 2017The student vote: a misleading double-edged sword Emma-Jane Hampsheir-Gill As the general election approaches, students across the country are preparing to vote for the future of their country. This... Read More
Comment·4th June 2017Environmental apathy: rabbits in the headlights Verity Winn āWhen the last tree is cut, the last fish is caught, and the last river is polluted; when to breathe... Read More
Comment·30th May 2017How can we end sexual violence in our community? Sarah Borg Earlier this term I attended the Oxford Unionās panel on āThe Worldās Shame: Ending Sexual Violenceā, where I learnt that... Read More
Comment·29th May 2017Going Alone: A Map for Happiness in Fifth Week Jacob Pagano One unacquainted with the term āfifth week bluesā might mistake it as a commemoration for a past tragedy, or perhaps... Read More
Comment·29th May 2017Is Avril Lavigne Dead? She is if you want her to beā¦Ā Jacob MacKenzie The author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn once wrote of his time in a Soviet gulag, āAll history is one continuous pestilence. There... Read More
Comment·23rd May 2017Hunting: cruelty fuelled by human arrogance and elitism Lizzie Shelmerdine I grew up in extremely rural Oxfordshire. I lived there since the age of four, and (for some reason) have... Read More
Comment·22nd May 2017North Korea: How to combat the ‘Smart Cookie’ Mayu Noda The current situation in North Korea is, perhaps especially for me here with my family residing in Japan, a severely... Read More
Comment·19th May 2017What should David Cameron have spent his shed money on? Oliver Hirsch A couple of weeks ago, David Cameron bought a shed for Ā£25,000. A luxury shed. Apparently, itās so he can... Read More
Comment·19th May 2017The cost of the Information Age is too great Verity Winn Millennials today occupy a unique position of power. We straddle the social media revolution, and many of technologyās most rapid... Read More
Comment·15th May 2017We should be wary of the media portrayal of Corbyn Lucy Mellor The message from mainstream media in the past eighteen months has been clear: Jeremy Corbyn is an inexperienced, radical leftie... Read More