About a month ago, current President of OUCA Jack Matthews wrote a very interesting and informative article about his considerable...
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Charlotte Baker
As someone involved in the workings of OUSU, I am starting to get slightly tired of the latest trend in...
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Max Leak
Tom Rutland was last night accused of a ‘descent into madness’, with students and staff alleging that he has repeatedly...
Stuart O'Reilly
This article is a response to Jake Hurfurt’s piece entitled ‘The ghost of Oswald Mosley still lurks’ in Issue 2....
Kate Bradley
Sick pay, paid holidays and pensions are often the first employment rights to be eroded in a time of austerity....
Nico Hobhouse
On Friday 7th February the Olympic Torch will be lit in the Fisht Olympic Stadium in Sochi, and the 22nd...
Mirela Ivanova
For the last 30 years 75-82% of the British population have consistently stated they support a change of legislation to...
Jake Hurfurt
Let’s start by making one thing clear, the examination system in England needs reform. Unfortunately, this writer does not possess...
Georgie Luscombe
The latest development in Ukraine has been another round of negotiations between representatives of the Ukrainian government and the figureheads...
Sapan Maini-Thompson
At this year’s World Economic Forum, income inequality was identified as the second gravest trend facing the world. In today’s...
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An alarming new study conducted exclusively for The Oxford Student suggests that more students are trying Conservatism than ever before....
Kate Bradley
When Michael Gove made his predictable comments on World War I earlier this month, it made me think back to...
Nathan Akehurst
We decided to run an issue on war and conflict because of two events this year. One is the end...
Cason Reily
As the Syria Geneva II conference has turned Western attention back to the Levantine tragedy, the mythical Western narrative of...
Max Leak
In July of this year, Britain will enter a prolonged period of historical remembrance. Not only will the centennials of...
Ollie Smith
IÂ was once waiting at Oxford train station when a group of soldiers came through the barriers, laden with kit and...
Sophie Terrett
The inevitable mocking faced by arts students from their science counterparts (usually along the lines of “what, you sit around...
Alys Key
Amazing, life-altering, the best few years of your life. All of these, I’m sure, are words you’ve heard used to...
The University of Oxford has announced that it will no longer be awarding degrees after research demonstrated that every single...
