News·10th June 2013Malcontent⦠on People who complain about the weather Theodora Bradbury The weather is terrible, I know. It’s the wettest summer since JFK’s assassination/the Norman invasion/the extinction of the dinosaurs, it’s... Read More
News·10th June 2013Oxford should wave goodbye to Page Three with glee Christopher Pike There has been a great deal of debate in recent weeks across various Oxford colleges about the presence of The... Read More
News·10th June 2013Confessions of a Conservative: why I’m a convert to O(U)CA Maryam Ahmed My name is Maryam, and Iām a Tory. Oof, that feels better. Yes, I am a massive Tory. A chronic... Read More
News·10th June 2013Why it’s time to think beyond the porters’ lodge Nathan Akehurst Is the collegiate system all itās cracked up to be? It is certainly something which seems to be by and... Read More
News·10th June 2013Chen Guangchen: Fighting for democracy John Lee John Lee talks to Chinese civil rights activist Chen Guangchen. Read More
News·10th June 2013What Halpin’s death should teach us about homelessness in Oxford Alexandra Sutton In April this year, 26 year old Lee Halpin was found dead in a derelict hostel. Halpin had been sleeping... Read More
News·10th June 2013Bring back the Bullingdon! Charles Dennis Those of you who share my on-going paranoid fear that something nasty is going to be said about Oxford in... Read More
News·10th June 2013Full Communism now James Kleinfeld In the beginning there was the Word. This Word cast a shadow upon the whole world. In the name of... Read More
News·3rd June 2013Anything but the Arab Spring Fionn O'Donovan Why the current demonstrations in Tukrey are bourgeois protests, not an extension of the Arab Spring. Read More
News·31st May 2013Debate: Is rowing a good use of an Oxford student’s time? OxStu Comment Team [yop_poll id=”8″] Proposition ā Felix Chow If there is one thing that Oxford students lack, it is the time to... Read More
News·31st May 2013An interview with Owen Bennett-Jones Michael Scott Owen Bennet-Jones, formerly of the BBC and now working as a freelance journalist, has been working as an international reporter... Read More
News·31st May 2013Racist Europe: the root cause Nathan Akehurst Why Europe's reaction to Woolwich and the riots in Sweden is dangerous, and racist. Read More
News·31st May 2013Getting pissed at the top 40 list Barney Iley-Williamson The Cherwell has published a list of the ā40 most influential undergraduates at the University of Oxfordā. In doing so,... Read More
News·31st May 2013How to save money, local business and your morals Lucy Pinching Today, I went to the shops, and I bought, amongst other things: lettuce, tomatoes, an aubergine and a cabbage. Why,... Read More
News·31st May 2013Malcontent⦠on Out-of-Town Colleges Theodora Bradbury It’s safe to say that a thirty-minute trek to lectures in the pouring rain is not what comes to mind... Read More
News·31st May 2013Why student newspapers in Oxford should watch what they publish Henry Gafsen Last week this newspaper published an article on the actions of Christ Church students at their annual āMister and Missesā... Read More
News·31st May 2013Interview: Lord Adonis Maryam Ahmed AndrewĀ AdonisĀ is out to fix Britainās failing comprehensives. The former Minister for Education isĀ Labour to the core, a champion of Teach... Read More
News·24th May 2013Debate: Are college balls worth the expense? OxStu Comment Team After the debacle of the Jesus-Somerville ball, we debate whether college balls are worth it. Read More
News·23rd May 2013One cannot simply leave the European Union Paul Cheston Why Britain is lacking all the right withdrawal symptoms. Read More