Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
News·23rd May 2013‘Oxford is the worst place to battle depression’: A response Tatiana Cutts Tatiana Cutts responds to an article by the Oxford Tab on depression in Oxford. Read More
News·23rd May 2013The changing agenda for Chinese media Stefania Palma Stefania Palma on why the Southern Weekly censorship scandal is a timely wake up call for China. Read More
News·23rd May 2013Bulgaria must have its revolution solution soon Mirela Ivanova Earlier this year Bulgaria saw a wave of mass strikes and protests sparked off by a proposed increase in electricity... Read More
News·23rd May 2013The nightmare in our neighbourhood Georgia Luscombe Georgia Luscombe reflects on the sexual trafficking ring exposed in Oxford, and what it means for the 'Oxford bubble'. Read More
News·23rd May 2013Giving the homeless a helping ‘pfand’ James Kleinfeld Traveling can truly open your eyes to the extraordinary, and often overlooked differences between supposedly similar regions. Take for example,... Read More
News·2nd May 2013Debate: “Does the Union makes a positive contribution to the life of the average Oxford student? OxStu Comment Team [yop_poll id=”5″] Proposition by Chris Starkey The Oxford Union owes its existence to its ability to reflect the current interests... Read More
News·2nd May 2013#Repression: China’s manipulation of social media Henry Gafsen The Chinese government is taking a novel stance to social media. Rather than ban it, they are manipulating it, and... Read More
News·2nd May 2013Equal marriage has won for now in France Cameron Quinn If you’re British and young and well educated – a statistically safe assumption if you’re reading this article – then... Read More
News·2nd May 2013Apparently, you don’t know you’re beautiful Maryam Ahmed ‘Tis the season to be body conscious. The sun is shining, hemlines are rising, and the beauty industry is champing at... Read More
News·2nd May 2013Housing justice in Oxford is both vital and affordable Nathan Akehurst Nathan Akehurst looks at the current housing situation in Oxford and offers some solutions. Read More
News·25th April 2013Debate: “China’s lack of political transparency will eventually undermine its socioeconomic progress” OxStu Comment Team This weeks' OxStu debate, with both articles and a chance to express your opinion. Read More
News·25th April 2013Is cheating really a bad thing in our children? Mirela Ivanova A recent BBC study showed that eight-to sixteen year old children see little wrong with cheating due to a ‘win-at-all-costs’... Read More
News·25th April 2013The emotional generation: Thatcher’s cultural legacy Nick Toner Peter Mandelson’s infamous quote that “we are all Thatcherites now” is usually interpreted politically, and used to argue that Thatcherism... Read More
News·25th April 2013Drugs or terror? We can’t fight both in Afghanistan Henry Gafsen The War on Terror is moving into its second decade, the War on Drugs its fifth. In the fields of... Read More
News·25th April 2013The Malcontent on… ‘Romance in Oxford’ Maryam Ahmed Maryam Ahmed runs us through her "old fashioned" ways of showing love. Read More
News·25th April 2013The Boston bombings, the Bourne Identity and the BBC Oliver Troen Events in Boston have been dramatic and chilling in equal measure, but the coverage has been absurd. What happened in... Read More
News·23rd March 2013The March of the Snowmen Jess Edwards and Sam Bumby A couple of pieces about snow in March, mixing up Easter eggs, public transport and climate change... Read More
News·21st March 2013Don’t be too hard on Osborne – a meaningless budget is all we could have hoped for Harry Gillow ‘No news is good news’ ought to perhaps become the government’s motto – in its bleakest, most pessimistic sense. While... Read More