Comment·15th June 2023When did traffic get so toxic? Milo Dennison A short while ago, I was recommended a tweet about Broad Street. It showed a side by side comparison of...Read More
Comment·12th June 2023Publish or perish: Why student journalism matters Anvee Bhutani It would be most apt to say I stumbled upon student journalism. In Michaelmas of my first year in Oxford,...Read More
University/Local Issues·28th April 2023The problem with PPE: Is it the subject, or the students? Leon Wheeler When you tell someone you study PPE (philosophy, politics, and economics – or posh, prattish, and egotistical, depending on your...Read More
Features·17th February 2023‘A very archaic law which isn’t compassionate’: The Oxford Campaign for Assisted Dying Anna Davidson Jonathan Tiley, a second-year History and Politics student at St John’s College, has recently launched the Oxford Campaign for Assisted...Read More
Comment·10th February 2023It’s in the Walls Georgina Morley Elitism at Oxford is nothing new; a nearly 1000-year-old institution that produced 30 prime ministers, as well as some of...Read More
Comment·23rd January 2023The Duality of Decisions Day Tara Earley Another year, another day of fateful decisions to be received by prospective Oxford applicants. The tenth of January was designated...Read More
University News·19th November 2022Oxford thinks woke culture has gone too far Anvee Bhutani In the last several years, Universities have become a hotbed for debates over free speech with concerns over censorship and...Read More
Comment·28th October 2022I’m glad you didn’t get a spring week Rose Henderson How easy is it to sell your soul? Whether you’re a fresher or a returning university veteran, I’m sure you’re...Read More
Comment·3rd August 2022Reallocation report: Interviews with St. Benet’s students Samuel Kenny Samuel Kenny interviews St. Benet’s Hall students after their re-allocation to different colleges across the University. On the 5th of...Read More
Profile·10th June 2022Balliol Politics Don, Sudhir Hazareesingh: Don’t De-Colonise the Curriculum, EXPAND It Samuel King Seated opposite in a relaxed pose, Hazareesingh is flanked by shelves of leather-bound hard backs. Stacks of the London Review...Read More
Comment·13th June 2023When Kathleen Stock came to Oxford Ayomilekan Adegunwa On the 22nd of April, the Oxford Student was the first outlet to publish an article about a ‘controversial gender...Read More
Comment·25th May 2023National misinformation campaign engulfs Oxford Leon Wheeler On Tuesday 9th May 2023, the Student Union’s Student Council passed a motion which resolved to cease all commercial and...Read More
Comment·28th February 2023Opinion: The NUS has betrayed the confidence of Students’ Unions again Niall Pearson-Shaul The Oxford Student wants to hear other opinions on the NUS referendum – email us at oxstu.editor@gmail.com In May 2022,...Read More
Comment·12th February 2023Suspended Students Campaign – A perspective of the University Matthew Holland Recently, I had the opportunity to meet with Gabriel Lazar, the Chair of the Suspended Students Campaign at the SU....Read More
Comment·27th January 2023The Case For and Against Abolishing the Oxford Union Leon Wheeler and Matthew Oulton A Case for Abolishing the Union – Leon Wheeler In recent weeks the status of the Oxford Union as an...Read More
News·29th November 2022Opportunism and Falseness at Oxford: A Satirical Perspective Matthew Holland A good friend recently said to me that anger is a good motivator and that often it can help fuel...Read More
Features·7th November 2022The University of Oxford: A medieval University in the 21st century Dominic Enright In the mid 13th century ,250 years before the Protestant Reformation, the first colleges of Oxford were founded. The University...Read More
Comment·19th August 2022Why are the police ignoring the anti-Semitism in my assault? Heather Allansdottir Last year, a colleague assaulted me after spending the evening making derogatory comments about the fact I went to Tel...Read More
Profile·10th June 2022Matt Robyns-Landricombe, President of the Right for Education Oxford. Marietta Kosma Currently studying Modern Languages at the University of Oxford, a National Champion public speaker, and now current President of Right...Read More