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
Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
Features·8th March 2014The highs and lows of the manic experience Anonymous Last summer, between my first and second years at Oxford, I had a manic episode. Before this, my only real... Read More
Features·1st March 2014Woody Allen’s case, his felony, and his fidelity David Astley “What’s your favorite Woody Allen movie?” asks Dylan Farrow in her recently published open letter. Annie Hall, Manhattan or maybe... Read More
Features·1st March 2014Creating a buzz as the prince of procrastination Anna Thorne Last week Luke Lewis, editor of Buzzfeed, came to talk to some of his most avid users; Oxford students. For... Read More
Features·1st March 2014The inanity of casual rowing: just don’t do it Freddie Fulton Way back in the autumn of 2010, I went for my first proper rowing outing. I was excited to be... Read More
Features·1st March 2014“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”: but if it is, please do Freddie Fulton The College attitude towards the safety of its students and the maintenance of its properties is a very confusing one.... Read More
Features·1st March 2014Scrumptious scavenging on Little Clarendon Rory Hanna Little Clarendon Street and the adjacent Woodstock Road are on the periphery of the trendy district of Jericho. Most modern... Read More
Features·1st March 2014Wine and punishment: raiding Sainsbury’s John Warner The Sainsbury’s Basics range is a marvellous thing. It provides an unmatched selection of bargains, ideal for the impoverished but... Read More
Features·1st March 2014Cocktails: bootleg bartending Jessica Sinyor Bored with Basics and too broke for Bollinger? Jessica Sinyor runs you through some budget blues to beat those fifth... Read More
Features·1st March 2014Sloshed socialising: rite or myth of passage? Rheanna Marie-Hall University is to alcohol what an essay is to an all-nighter: undoubtedly at some point in your student life the... Read More
Features·21st February 2014Booze ‘n’ Blues: a short history of drinking at Oxford Laurie Churchman Ever woken up feeling a bit groggy after a night out? Count yourself lucky. In an 18th century proto-necknominate, Worcester... Read More
Features·17th February 2014My budget Valentine: affordable affection Sandhya Fuchs Time and again it’s Valentine’s Day, that beautiful special occasion dedicated to love, romance and kitschy pink decorations –... Read More
Features·17th February 2014Costumes and how to avoid the bop flop Beverley Noble Is it best to take the ‘go big or go home’ attitude to your bop costume, or will your true-to-life... Read More
Features·17th February 2014Posh Nosh: the unlikely origins of an Oxford institution Cameron Ewing When you find yourself stumbling out of a club at two in the morning with stomach rumbling, knowing the story... Read More
Features·17th February 2014Quod: where to dine on the parental dime When I sat down to eat at Quod yesterday evening, I wasn’t too sure what to expect. Seeing I haven’t... Read More
Features·17th February 2014La Tasca: More tapas than you can shake a churro at Tom Ough Food: Mostly superb – look out for the pork cheek and Albóndigas meatballs in particular. Experience: Tapas can’t help but... Read More
Features·3rd February 2014Haggis and the Highlands: Burns-ing down the house Every year, on the 25th January, it is legally required for every member of the Democratic Republic of Scotland to... Read More