• About
  • Advisory Board
  • Editorial Team
  • Contact
  • Send a news tip đź‘€
  • Write for us
  • Apply to join our team!
  • Our sponsors
Oxford University's Student Newspaper. Est. 1991
  • 3rd October 2023
  • News
    News
    liz truss

    Former PM Liz Truss to speak in Oxford

    Union courts controversy with Hopkins and Shapiro invites

    Oxford achieves gold rating for teaching excellence

    • University News
    • College News
    • Local News
    • National News
    • Investigations
  • Features
    Features

    The Official 2023 OxStu Freshers’ Guide

    Oxford Student Faith Action publishes safe churches report

    Celebration and Unity at London Pride

    • Features
    • Identity
    • Pink
  • Comment
    Comment

    When did traffic get so toxic?

    When Kathleen Stock came to Oxford

    student journalism

    Publish or perish: Why student journalism matters

    • University/Local Issues
    • National Issues
    • International Issues
  • Culture
    Culture

    Creative Writing: Flora

    Oxford Open Doors to celebrate everyday city life through art

    Trainspotting and the cultural politics of the 90s

    • Entertainment
    • Food & Drink
    • Gaming
    • Style
    • Gen Z
  • Profile
    Profile

    ‘Being a soldier, you naturally become charitable’: In conversation with SAS star Billy Billingham

    Professor Irene Tracey at her office desk

    “I love coming in to work” – In conversation with Prof. Irene Tracey

    In conversation with Simon Kuper

  • OxYou
    OxYou

    Satire and Student Features

    SUNDAY ROAST: FAREWELL

    Westminster WhatsApp leaked (again)

    SUNDAY ROAST: MONDAY

  • SciTech
    SciTech

    2023 Nobel Prize winners in Physics announced

    Researchers may have cracked the code for room-temperature superconductivity

    Formula 1 Engineering scholarship scheme extended until 2025

  • Green
    Green

    App-solutely Green

    A Softer Rebellion

    10 days of controversial climate crisis protests in Berlin

  • Sport
    Sport

    Berlin: The marathon heaven

    Smooth Operation

    Singapore 2023: The Smooth Operator strikes again

    Flowers from concrete beds: Pep’s Champions League masterclass

    • University Sport
    • College Sport
  • Columns
    Columns
    A picture that says 'Blane's Style Files' in big purple letters

    Blane’s Style Files: What Style Should You Try Based on your College?

    Oxford's Look-'Book'

    Oxford’s Look-‘Book’: The Book Stop

    Behind the BNOC

    Behind the BNOC: Babbling with Becky

  • OxStu in Print
  • Subscribe to our Newsletter
Nat Rachman
Joined5th December 2018
Articles21
Culture
·15th June 2019

Review: Gatsby at Trinity – The Mystery American and the Dreaming Spires

Tom Saer
Gatsby at Trinity follows F. Scott Fitzgerald’s mystery man Jay Gatsby before he was a mystery. We watch as he...
Read More
Culture
·8th June 2019

A strong if patchy staging – A View from the Bridge at the Pilch

Hannah Watkin
No doubt many of you, like myself, may be familiar with this play’s story already, having studied it endlessly for...
Read More
News
·7th June 2019

Union slate Rise nominates two treasurers after allegedly ticking wrong box

News Team
Four candidates have nominated for the office of Treasurer in the upcoming Oxford Union elections after proposed candidate for Librarian...
Read More
News
·20th May 2019

Oxlove forced to launch new page after Facebook bans all admin accounts

Nat Rachman
Oxlove, the University’s anonymous Facebook page for crush confessions, has had to relaunch as ‘New Oxlove’ following ban action from...
Read More
News
·14th May 2019

St Antony’s launches yurt-based mental health awareness week

Nat Rachman
St. Antony’s College has launched its second annual Mental Health Awareness Week, which runs to May 19th. The theme chosen...
Read More
News
·5th May 2019

‘Boycott the Oxford Union’ campaign launched in response to invitation of ‘fascist and racist figures’

Nat Rachman
A new campaign has been launched to boycott the Oxford Union following its decision to invite figures described by the...
Read More
News
·30th April 2019

Competition launched to urge Oxford Students to register to vote

Nat Rachman
Oxford students were urged this week to register to vote in EU elections. In partnership with the SU, Vote For...
Read More
News
·26th April 2019

SaĂŻd Business School given ÂŁ15 million for New Development by Arms Deal Fixer and Founder, Wafic SaĂŻd

Nat Rachman
The naming founder of the SaĂŻd Business School, Wafic SaĂŻd, has donated ÂŁ15 million to fund a new ‘Global Leadership...
Read More
Sport
·7th April 2019

Cambridge Men victorious over Oxford crew in 2019 boat race

Isla Chapin
Thousands of people lined the River Thames between Putney and Mortlake to watch Cambridge win the 165th Men’s Boat Race...
Read More
News
·7th April 2019

Cambridge claim commanding victory over Oxford in women’s boat race

Isla Chapin
Cambridge has comfortably won the 74th annual Women’s Boat Race following on from their victory last year. This takes the...
Read More
Sport
·5th April 2019

Rowing for Oxford – The Dark Blues’ presidents reflect on the coming race

Isla Chaplin
The annual Oxford vs. Cambridge Boat Race, which will take place this Sunday 7th April, is perhaps the most widely...
Read More
News
·3rd April 2019

Graffiti supportive of trans community appears in Oxford

Grace Davis
Pro-trans graffiti which reads “trans happiness is real” has been popping up in several areas across Oxford. An Oxlove has...
Read More
News
·2nd April 2019

Oxford MBA Scholarship Launched for Exceptional African Women

Nat Rachman
Image description: Yvonne Ike and Dean Peter Tufano The SaĂŻd Business School has announced a new MBA scholarship available for...
Read More
Sport
·27th March 2019

Oxford teams triumph over Cambridge at 130th University Golf Match

Hannah Li, Karl Frey, Ollie Lowe, Lee Priest
Oxford Ladies – Hannah Li Last week, golfers descended upon Camber, East Sussex to face down Cambridge. Rye golf course,...
Read More
News
·12th March 2019

Oxford Museum considers removal of shrunken heads following criticism

Nat Rachman
The Pitt Rivers’ famous collection of shrunken heads could be taken down from display following discussions between the Amazon’s Shuar...
Read More
Food and Drink
·24th February 2019

A one-woman quest to live with minimal preservatives

Dominique Fortes
In September, when I left the United States to study in the UK, I never thought I’d miss the one...
Read More
Food and Drink
·23rd February 2019

A quick peek at Oxford’s worst bars and pubs

Katie Heslop
Oxford has some truly great pubs and bars. But it also has some really crappy, overpriced dens of iniquity. As...
Read More
Food and Drink
·22nd February 2019

The Notorious B.L.T – Farewell to Jimbob’s

James Ashworth
Over the Christmas break, we lost one of the greats in Oxford. Not the Classics course, but a true institution....
Read More
Food and Drink
·15th February 2019

Abendbrot till you drop

Louis Thomas
If you’re like me, you will love a good sausage. You might also like German food. Cheese, bread, sausages (of...
Read More
Load More

Latest News

  • 2023 Nobel Prize winners in Physics announced 3rd October 2023
  • The Official 2023 OxStu Freshers’ Guide 1st October 2023
  • Former PM Liz Truss to speak in Oxford 29th September 2023
  • Union courts controversy with Hopkins and Shapiro invites 29th September 2023
  • Oxford achieves gold rating for teaching excellence 28th September 2023
  • About
  • Advertise with us
  • Editorial Team
  • Complaints
Oxford Student Services Ltd. 2022
  • News
    • University News
    • College News
    • Local News
    • National News
    • Investigations
  • Features
    • Features
    • Identity
    • Pink
  • Comment
    • University/Local Issues
    • National Issues
    • International Issues
  • Culture
    • Entertainment
    • Food & Drink
    • Gaming
    • Style
    • Gen Z
  • Profile
  • OxYou
  • SciTech
  • Green
  • Sport
    • University Sport
    • College Sport
  • Columns
  • OxStu in Print
  • Subscribe to our Newsletter
    Start typing to see results or hit ESC to close
    Oxford culture review Music news
    See all results