Comment·14th June 2014Outreach and access work in Oxford and beyond Amber Tallon Last week, the OxStu published an article on the varied quality of Outreach / Access work taking place across the... Read More
Comment·14th June 2014It’s time to let trans people speak for themselves Jessica Parker Humphreys Laverne Cox’s front cover of TIME magazine as a trans woman of colour will surely go down in history as... Read More
Comment·14th June 2014Looking beyond race: misogyny is a global problem Siddarth Venkataramakrishnan The link between Elliott Rodger’s massacre and the gang-rapes in Uttar Pradesh has not been considered. A subtle cultural sensationalism... Read More
Comment·14th June 2014The Reply: Scotland should go it alone Domhnall Iain Domhnallach Read the other half of ‘The Conversation’ on Scottish independence here I am not a nationalist. I am neither a... Read More
Comment·14th June 2014The Conversation: The UK is better together Eilidh Macfarlane The Scottish independence debate is often distracted from being about the future of Scotland and the UK to being about... Read More
Comment·14th June 2014The unhealthy hype around Finals Lucy Pinching “You look very sane for a Finalist.” The sound of these words a few weeks ago did not fill me... Read More
Comment·31st May 2014No vote on ‘no confidence’ was the right choice for the Union David Browne This article is a response to Nathan Akehurst’s article “It’s not just the Union President we should have no confidence... Read More
Comment·22nd May 2014Elections 2014: Conservatives – challenging the ‘pen pushers’ Maryam Ahmed I’m not a typical Tory. I’m an engineering student from a working class immigrant family and I was raised to... Read More
Comment·22nd May 2014Elections 2014: Liberal Democrats – fighting against populism Jean Vila Thursday’s European and City Council elections are hugely important to Oxford students and I hope there will be a high... Read More
Comment·22nd May 2014Elections 2014: Labour – standing up to the Coalition Aled Jones Hi, I’m Aled, a second year law student at Corpus Christi, and I’m running to be Labour Council in Holywell... Read More
Comment·22nd May 2014Elections 2014: Greens – pushing for the common good David Thomas Although the Green Party – of which I’m a hugely proud member – draws together people from a vast range... Read More
Comment·19th May 2014The case for kicking Clegg out of Oxford Aylon Cohen Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg, will arrive tomorrow (20 May 2014) in Oxford to... Read More
Comment·19th May 2014The Oxford Union must reflect an equal society Olivia Hawe The arrival of The Union Term Card is always something I look forward to and I remember regularly checking in... Read More
Comment·18th May 2014The Conversation: Vote YES to NUS re-affiliation Tom Rutland Representation and activism is how you improve students’ lives, whether at a college, university or national level. Oxford students come... Read More
Comment·18th May 2014The Reply: Vote NO to NUS re-affiliation Eleanor Sharman The referendum question is, of course, a personal one. It’s individuals who vote and it’s individuals who’ll see the results.... Read More
Comment·15th May 2014What Union politics mean for the Union Cason Reily Should one venture into the Oxford Union this term, one is likely to encounter plenty of free and democratic discussion,... Read More