Ingestigator: Jamie’s Italian
Meg Trainor turns her keen tastebuds to one of Oxford’s most exclusive restaurants.
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Oxidental Tourist: Hertford
Hertford College comes under the microscope in this week’s Oxidental Tourist.
Continue ReadingWhat’s In a Name: Pitt Rivers
Georgia Clegg explores another of Oxford’s famous names.
Continue ReadingInterview: Geoffrey Hill, Oxford Professor of Poetry
Jessica Campbell talks to one of Oxford’s most famous names
Continue ReadingIngestigator: Grand Cafe
By Meg Trainor Sometimes the traditional pre-lash is just not the way to go. Sometimes another bowl of Coco Pops just won’t cut it. Sometimes you need to pretend that you’re not a student quickly devouring your maintenance loan. It is at times like these that you should saunter east down the High Street to […]
Continue ReadingCrafty Cooking: Basic Cookies
Dan Greenwood and Harri Caddick teach us another mouth-watering recipe
Continue ReadingSpring Hafla
Sarah Whitehouse reviews some Middle Eastern Dancing
Continue ReadingBehind a Name: John Radcliffe
Georgia Clegg investigates the story behind one of Oxford’s most famous names.
Continue ReadingIngestigator: Quod
Ingestigator Meg Trainor heads to one of Oxford’s most exclusive restaurants
Continue ReadingEinstein’s Blackboard
In the basement gallery of The Museum of the History of Science, there is a relic of the most unlikely kind. It is not a fragment of Saintly bone or a cloth supposedly touched by a religious figure, but rather a humble blackboard, now framed, elevated, and transformed into an artefact for our delectation. Preserved […]
Continue ReadingEuropean Snob Contest
Georgia Clegg explores the world’s most infamous “music” competition
Continue ReadingRuskin Blog: 2nd Week
Claire Davis reports from the world of Fine Art
Continue ReadingGruyere Omelette
Harri Caddick and Dan Greenwood take us through how to make the perfect omelette in the latest installment of Crafty Cooking
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