OxStu Big Book Survey: The Results
JK Rowling? Charles Dickens? Jane Austen? The OxStu reveals Oxford’s favourite books
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JK Rowling? Charles Dickens? Jane Austen? The OxStu reveals Oxford’s favourite books
Continue ReadingSakina Haider wonders whether volunteering abroad is in fact damaging communities rather than helping them
Continue ReadingClaire Davis reviews Diego Marani’s stunning exploration of language, identity and belonging
Continue ReadingAs the second series draws in 11 million viewers, Katie Barron asks what is it about this costume drama that has us clamouring for more?
Continue ReadingMatt Stokes continues his OxStu series, looking at Queen’s College and the decadent world of royal food…
Continue ReadingClaire Davis investigates ‘Film’, the intriguing new art installation at the Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall
Continue ReadingIn the second installment of his OxStu series, Matt Stokes looks at Exeter College, its Devonian heritage and the famous Devonshire Cream Tea
Continue ReadingEver wondered what this ‘Made in Chelsea’ thing is? Joel Richardson dares to investigate the mysterious world of rooftop sofas and Ollie Locke’s eyebrows
Continue ReadingWith Zoe Lyons, Suzi Ruffell and Jen Brister all performing at the Glee Club later this month, we chat to them about fun, funerals and ‘dying’ on stage
Continue ReadingIs it ok to make jokes about chavs? Sakina Haider reviews Owen Jones’ insightful but frustrating investigation
Continue ReadingMatt Stokes begins a new series of Oxford College-inspired food. First up, All Souls…
Continue ReadingClaire Davis asks sculptor Keith Wilson about the Oxford-Melbourne art fellowship
Continue ReadingAs the long winter nights draw in, Hugo Wallis surveys Oxford’s (paranormal) nightlife…
Continue ReadingAndrea Jansson checks out Moulin Rouge’s classier ancestor in London
Continue ReadingJane Huxley-Khng offers the latest treat in OxStu’s cookery series.
Continue ReadingJoel Richardson reviews Melissa Benn’s ‘School Wars’
Continue ReadingFueled by the Kindle, we chart the rise of self-publishing from fan-fic to chart-topper
Continue ReadingJoel Richardson considers the ongoing fascination with historical fiction in all its forms.
Continue ReadingBroccoli. Cake. But together…
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