The Christ Church censors have declined to grant permission to Oxford Students For Life to hold a debate on the...
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I'm Matt, a finalist at Queen's reading History and English. I've been involved with the OxStu for the past year, and edited the Stage section last term. This term I'm editing the News section along with Adam, and I'm hoping to preserve our position as the most on-the-ball news source at Oxford - and to avoid the sloppy standards of some of our competitors!
OUSU Council has overwhelmingly voted against a motion to drop support for next week’s national demonstration for free education, with...
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Matthew Davies
A newsletter sent out to all graduate freshers at Christ Church has been condemned by students as “horrifying and awful.”...
Elliott Thornley
Oxford students have responded angrily to the timing of a recent council by-election in Carfax ward, which saw a turnout...
Madeleine Perham
On one end of the stage, a girl lies huddled on the floor. In another a couple hold hands in...
Phoebe Green
✮✮✮✮ “Something ecstatic; something dramatic; something for everyone – a comedy tonight” are the words of the opening song to...
OxStu Stage
Trinity term: a time of sun, picnics, and punts… it’s a shame you’ll probably be spending most of it in...
Eleanor Trend
Cheek by Jowl know how to put on a show. The company’s exhilarating production of ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore...
F D Levin
It is with great regret that I have to announce the departure from this publication of F D Levin....
James Blenkhan
✮✮ Brechtian ‘Epic Theatre’: it was a challenge from the start. In The Caucasian Chalk Circle Brecht created a play...
Robert Hayes
✮✮✮ Lamorna Ash’s offering for the Oxford New Writing Festival delivers a powerful indictment of modern sexual politics – but...
Frank Lawton
Student shows where the director has little idea what his actors are about to do on stage are something of...
Kieran Vaghela
✮✮✮✮ When reincarnating something as famous as Strangers on a Train, it can be easy to fall into the trap...
Fay Watson
✮✮✮ Set in the height of the roaring twenties, The Great Gatsby has always been a favourite for adaptations in...
Elizabeth Debski
Originally set in sixteenth century Parma, Commensal’s production of ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore revives the Jacobean tragedy in the...
William Forrest
The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Bertolt Brecht’s brutal satire, morality play and modernist fairy-tale is currently undergoing treatment by ‘Screw the...
Frank Lawton
“Do you get lonely?” Before the words had fully passed from my lips an emphatic answer came flying back, as...
Surprises abound in Semi-Monde, a delightfully dishonest comedy by Noel Coward on at The Playhouse this term. Concerned with the...
F.D. Levin
Gods This week dealt a terrible blow to theatre, film and various drug dealers, with Philip Seymor Hoffman dying from...
