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·27th May 2022

Designs of Dissent: In conversation with Fahmi Reza, Malaysian activist and graphic designer

Dania Kamal Aryf
It was a Sunday afternoon when I was offered the surprising opportunity to sit down face-to-face with Fahmi Reza. We...
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trashing
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·24th May 2022

Does trashing belong in the bin?

Florence Allen
Oxford is full of strange and eccentric traditions, and while many of them may be verging towards being pretentious or...
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·16th May 2022

BREAKING NEWS: St Benet’s Hall announces that university will not renew its official licence

Dania Kamal Aryf
An official statement from St Benet’s Hall has announced that the University Council will not renew its licence as a...
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·15th May 2022

Hotel Rwanda

Johan Orly
Even by recent standards, the furore that greeted the government’s new ‘Migration and Economic Development Partnership’ with Rwanda was deafening....
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·7th May 2022

Cosham and Wymering Turns Red

Matthew Holland
At around 1:30 in the morning on Friday 6th, the results for the Cosham and Wymering Ward were declared inside...
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·30th April 2022

Does Johnson have to BoGo?

Harrison Gates
Before the time of the pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and TikTok becoming a household name, there was a time when...
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·27th April 2022

Life of a Social Secretary

Ciaron Tobin
The toilers, the cup-of-tea makers, the moneyless troopers, and the alcohol carriers, who hold the Oxford society life together, deserve...
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·25th April 2022

A different Le Pen but the same story

Sam Kenny
Image description: Marine Le Pen addresses the European Parliament It’s 2022 and it’s a year of many political stories, but...
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·16th April 2022

Has Sunak lost his knack?

Tom Elliott
Once upon a time, in the dark days of 2020, Rishi Sunak had a 50 percent approval rating. Now it...
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·11th March 2022

Macron’s Time Has Come

Daniel Harrison
The upcoming French presidential election offers Emmanuel Macron a chance to plant the seeds of transformation. These seeds of change...
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·25th May 2022

KBJ makes history, but can she make change?

Sebastian Watkins
The appointment of the first African-American woman to the Supreme Court will undoubtedly be seen by many as making history,...
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·18th May 2022

Is a Charles regency the way forward for the British Monarchy?

Samuel Kenny
  On Tuesday the 10th of May, something fundamental happened in regard to the future of the monarchy. For the...
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Dan the Man
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·16th May 2022

Dan the Man: All Aboard Starmer’s Submarine

Dan Harrison
Starmer’s Labour Party resembles a submarine. The party is stealthily gliding towards electoral competitiveness. It is quietly, but self-assuredly crawling...
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·14th May 2022

A Visit from Anthony Joshua

Ciaron Tobin
A figure to rival the photos on the wall of the Union had the whole of the premises in anticipation....
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·2nd May 2022

Interview with Beth Molyneux, SolidariTee Head Rep for Oxford

Anna Davidson
Beth Molyneux tells us about the work of SolidariTee, a student-led charity looking for long term solutions to problems faced...
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Features
·27th April 2022

Publish or Perish: Getting Involved in Publishing

Marietta Kosma
Getting involved in publishing includes having a heavy stomach to accept criticism and rejection which are part of the experience....
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·26th April 2022

4 more years in Orbánistan

Dániel Kovács
On April 3rd, Hungary voted. Viktor Orbán not only came out victorious in the 4th election in a row, but...
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·19th April 2022

What Russia’s invasion means for Taiwan

Harrison Gates
On the 21st February 2022, Russia decided to recognise the ‘sovereignty’ of the Donetsk People’s Republic and Luhansk People’s Republics....
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·16th March 2022

Review: The Right to Sex by Amia Srinivasan

Coined by Judith Butler as a ‘major new work of feminist philosophy’ that ‘opens up debates about sex, pornography, justice...
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