Author: Fiona MacGregor

Sarah Gashi interviews Mark Baines about combining faith with a career in Deloitte.

Nick Mutch tells us there was far more to Christopher Hitchens than the popular portrayal of him would have us believe.

Louisa Thompson’s bugbear is the barbarity of the January High Street.

J. S. Verma encourages us to ensure that universal human rights are universally applied.

Tim Williams chats to Tourism Minister John Penrose about the ‘Disney’ royal wedding and the image of the law-abiding Brit.

James McKean isn’t going to let the apocalypse ruin his day.

Alexander the Great contemplates plans of sticky vengeance.

Luke Buckley and Charlotte Tarr debate the advisability of positive discrimination.

Sarah Gashi whistles a happy tune when it comes to musical theatre.

Sarah Gashi argues that George Galloway’s views on Zionism are misguided and incoherent.

Sarah Gashi questions science-fiction, Treknobabble, and biology in Twilight.

Sarah Gashi reviews Bouncers, showing during 6th week at the Keble O’Reilly.

William Lane Craig cannot use religion to excuse widespread violence, says Sarah Gashi.

Sarah Gashi reviews Etiquette, available at the Oxford Playhouse until Saturday 29th October.

Sarah and Frankie clash over whether top universities are missing the best and brightest by ignoring quality of secondary schools

Sarah Gashi previews ‘Pornography’, to be showing at the BT from Tuesday 18th-Saturday 22nd.

In the first of the Michaelmas Comment podcasts, Sarah Gashi interviews Holly Morgan, from the charitable organisation Giving What we Can.

Sarah Gashi dispells some myths about drinking at Oxford.

Sarah Gashi considers whether authoritarian parenting techniques are giving Chinese children something we’re missing out on.