Author: Emily Belton

Christ Church College has pledged to give collection money to help its sister church in Christchurch, which was damaged by New Zealand earthquake last week

What is it like living with religion in Oxford? How does religion conflict with the life of a student, and how does it compliment it? Not to mention, where do they find the time?! Thomas Moyser, Aimee Cliff, Rebekah Diamond and Loveday Wright spoke to four religious students to get the low-down on societies, solidarity and Sabbaths in Oxford. Introduction by Thomas Moyser.

Stu is back, to answer all your queries!

Rebekah Diamond takes you through some of the religious festivals over the following year.

I’d like to peer into my future. My friend, Carolin Dithrich, reads tarot cards. Even to a mathematically challenged individual such as myself, it seems like simple arithmetic. Carolin cautions me not to expect anything definite or specific after agreeing to perform a reading. I don’t. Why should I? I’m rational. I’m reasonable. I’d merely […]

This week: Lauren Martens shimmies her way through a Zumba class!

Joshua Harvey talks to several influential contacts to find out the best way of getting, and getting through, your dream interview.

Marloes Nicholls talks to chair of the Independent Commission of Banking, Sir John Vickers, about the state of the financial world today and its prospects for the future.

Rebekah Diamond discusses the highs and lows of a seemingly-glamourous career in diary journalism.

Rebekah Diamond drops a few stitches with Oxford’s knitting society, Darn It and Stitch.

Q. Which animal has the largest penis in relation to its body size? PPE, New, Second Year A. It is refreshing now and again to remind oneself that throughout these hallowed buildings and dreaming spires are real people, the majority of whom are teenagers or in the embryonic stages of adulthood. Despite personally preferring to […]

Tom Moyser talks to four young Oxford academics to find out the truth about being a small fish in a large pond.

Although The Oxford University Poetry Society was officially founded in 1946 poetry has always been an integral part of life in Oxford. Over the years at least seven poet laureates have attended Oxford and poets that have called Oxford their alma mater include Percy Bysshe Shelley and Philip Larkin. In 2011 OUPS wants to continue to add […]

This week: Ankhi Thakurta is lightly entertained by the Light Entertainment Society.

Mark Steel chats to Rosie Wilson about hecklers, Frankie Boyle, and even a bit of the tennis…

As hundreds of students across Oxford spend Valentine’s day without their special someone, Anhki Thakurta talks to them about the highs and lows of long distance relationships. Note: names have been altered to protect sources.

Rebekah Diamond takes you through where to take your Valentine in our beautiful city – and also gives a couple of pointers on where not to go…

With religion, philosophy and science on their side, Max Gallien and Melissa Freeman explain why your answer to the above question should always be “yes”.

Stu, once again, answers all your queries.