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·24th January 2023

“Ordinary People” – Holocaust Memorial Day 2023

Matthew Holland
Holocaust History has been of the most important interests of my life. At A-Level I wrote my EPQ on the...
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·8th July 2020

“Fancy an Indian studying Greek!” How I found my place in the Classical Tradition as a British Indian

Yaamir Badhe
Image description: The famous Gandhara Buddha: a beautiful and moving fusion of Greek, Indian and Persian artistic motifs (Pakistan, 2nd...
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·27th February 2017

“The most powerful man in the White House”

Kapil Tyagi
One of the criticisms most frequently levelled at Donald Trump over the past year has been that he is a...
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·16th November 2018

“Time to start a new chapter”:  uncertainty looms as the Merkel era comes to an end 

Maria Kostylew
Image Credit: Wikipedia (CC-BY-SA-3.0) “It is time to start a new chapter” declared Angela Merkel, announcing her decision not to...
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·27th August 2014

#Ferguson

David McShane
David McShane’s new cartoon shows the conflict arising from the ability of social media to project images and ideas that...
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·24th October 2017

20 years of devolution: has it been a success?

Heather McDade and Theo Davies-Lewis
This year marks two decades since the people of both Scotland and Wales voted ‘yes’ to devolution in referendums promised by Labour’s victorious 1997 manifesto. Blair was...
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·8th May 2018

21st century News: the problems and solutions

Theo Davies-Lewis
The media today is in a state of flux. The word media itself covers a broad spectrum – from social...
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·28th April 2017

5000 cups a minute – something needs to change

Hannah Behrens
8 am: I wake up, feel groggy and grab a coffee on the way to the lab. For many of...
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·17th November 2021

A balancing act: Managing the work-life structure of an Oxford degree

Matt Holland
Image description: An image of Broad Street, Oxford I always find advice on how to maintain a work-life balance and...
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·17th March 2018

A call for arts: is drama more useful than maths?

Katherine Stanton
What are the benefits of arts in education? What are the obstacles to teaching arts subjects? How can we, as...
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·4th June 2017

“Strong and Stable” Conservatives: a historical perspective

Oliver Hirsch
‘Strong and stable’ is fast becoming 2017’s equivalent of fake news: that phrase you hear every day which is driving...
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·24th March 2015

“Not yet good enough…”: Why sex and relationship education in Britain needs urgent government attention

Emma-Jane Hampsheir-Gill
In 2013, Ofsted reported the provision of PSHE, including sex and relationship education (SRE), was “Not yet good enough…”, and...
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·14th February 2017

“Theresa Appeaser- Not My Prime Minister”

Verity Winn
This pleasingly precise rhyme was just one of the placards waved at Stand Up To Racism’s protest of Donald Trump’s...
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·2nd November 2018

“We fought Nicaragua, and we won” – a tale of victory for Oxford activism

Morgan Jones
Image Credit: Wikipedia.  Until relatively recently, my knowledge of Nicaragua was largely limited to what I’d managed to glean from...
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·6th March 2014

#SaveBBC3 a cause worth watching

Katie Barron
The announcement by the Director-General of the BBC that BBC3 will be cut from our screens met with instant Twitter...
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·16th January 2017

2017 means 2017

Georgia Ross
It’s finally over. A fresh start. You could almost say, if you turn off the news, that the horrors of...
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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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·21st June 2022

9% too much

Harrison Gates
With the dramatic rise in inflation across the country and the slow average pay increases causing a squeeze on the...
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·2nd November 2016

A brighter future for those with autism in the workplace

Sam Irving
Last week The National Autistic Society’s (NAS) launched its “Too Much Information” campaign, which aims to highlight the employment gap...
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