Sport·26th April 2014Beyond entertainment: tradition, community and what it means to be a football fan Rupert Tottman The relief was like nothing I’d experienced in a long time. When Per Mertesacker bundled the ball into the Wigan... Read More
Features·12th April 2014In defence of the humanities Confession: I just finished reading Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow, and I have no idea what I just read. If that... Read More
College NewsNewsUniversity News·9th April 2014Oxford Blues robbed during Boat Race Adam Dayan The Oxford first boat minibus was robbed while the Blues were beating Cambridge in last week’s Boat Race, it has... Read More
College SportSport·3rd April 2014Blues build for Varsity showdown Dan Ginger Described as ‘a mixed season’ by Football Blues captain Jack Fletcher, the Blues have been strong at home all year... Read More
FeaturesProfile·2nd April 2014Careers special: meet the librarian scholar Jennifer Chan Trinity beckons, and while April showers bring May flowers, this sort of proverbial frivolity won’t mask the less cheery fact... Read More
Sport·27th March 2014An ode to Wenger: In praise of English football’s ‘prophet in the wilderness’ Robert Snell What more could we have expected of Arsene Wenger’s 1000 Premier League games celebration; a momentous achievement marred and tainted... Read More
Sport·27th March 2014FIFA 2013 accounts: a damning picture of institutional cronyism, greed and corruption Rupert Tottman Something is rotten in the state of FIFA. But then we’ve known that for years. In amongst the howls of... Read More
FeaturesProfile·3rd March 2014Interview with Simon Blackburn: The People’s Philosopher Raphael Hogarth “Of course – I’d be delighted to give an interview. But could we do it over some wine? There’s nothing... Read More
Features·20th February 2014Your Ultimate 2014 Guide to College Balls Various St Anne’s Lucy Fielding and Liviana Sordo-de-Cock St Anne’s Ball 2014 (10th May, Saturday of 2nd week) is the only... Read More
Features·15th February 2014Your Guide to Niche Nights Alexis Blair and Yarden Cohen Having spent our first year at Oxford familiarising ourselves with the Cheese Floor and Wahoo, we decided to broaden our... Read More
Features·30th January 2014How to Be A Reformed Procrastinator 101 Jennifer Chan ‘Grats, comrades of the scholarly pursuit, for making it to 3rd week. Michaelmas has come and gone, and here hails... Read More
Features·30th January 2014Dropping out of Oxford: Reasons, Risks and Results Alexandra Abrahams When I first set out writing an article on Oxford drop-outs and what they were up to now, I thought... Read More
Features·30th January 2014A Yorkshire Man Abroad (i.e. in Oxford) Adam Leonard Well, not actually abroad. But as far as many of us living in Yorkshire are concerned the South may as... Read More
Features·27th January 2014The Real Problem with Misogyny and Casual Sexism Olivia Griffiths This is not a man-bashing article written by a militant feminist. I could easily write about how misogyny is worryingly... Read More
Features·27th January 2014ELLE Cover Controversy: Whitewashing Mindy Kaling? Moe War One look at ELLE magazine’s four different covers for its recent ‘Women in TV’ edition, and you can play a... Read More
Features·27th January 2014No Apologies: Leaning in & Speaking Out Lakmini Wijesinghe Last term I considered several different ideas for articles, developed them in my mind then hastily struck them down. Weeks... Read More
Features·25th January 2014Seven Ways to Feminist Your Life Sarah Pine Being a feminist is hot right now. Here’s a quick guide to the biggest, baddest craze of 2k14. 1) Get... Read More
Features·15th January 2014New Year’s Irresolutions: Err, say what? Jack Myers Whilst everyone entertains the idea of making a resolution, it’s only the haughty who’ll bother with the self-gratifying circle-jerk of... Read More
Features·2nd January 2014First Christmas in the Country and (not) the City Jennifer Chan You know it’s that time of the year when Christmas comes a’hollerin’ with its fervent high-street sales and velvet caroling... Read More