Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
Entertainment·2nd May 2013What’s on this Week: 3rd Week Culture Team Thursday 2nd Week onwards In Reverse: Where the Future Meets the Past Students from the Royal College of Art present... Read More
Entertainment·13th May 2015Review: I Nominate OxStu Stage After a bit of a slow start, it feels like theatre is starting to take notice of the Internet. Last... Read More
Life·20th February 2015There’s a lot to love about No Cities To Love Along with the tumultuous excitement that came with news of Sleater-Kinney’s reunion after a nearly ten year long break from... Read More
Life·19th February 2011Time to stop rocking in the free world? Certainly with the jets flying out over the roofed stadium (viewable to the spectators inside only on TV – how... Read More
Entertainment·11th January 2013LGBTQ issues to be celebrated across the University Maeve Scullion In a move of altruism-cum-hacking, the Angels in America marketing team have made sure that LGBTQ issues are to be... Read More
Entertainment·4th November 2016Review: Stranger Things Tara Snelling There wasn’t much to be bowled over by in the first three episodes of Stranger Things. It felt tropey and... Read More
LifeNews·1st December 2019Intergenerational punk: Jai Curtis reviews Fontaines D.C. at O2 Academy Jai Curtis Fontaines D.C., to put it lightly, have had a dramatic year. Touring their Mercury Prize-nominated debut album ‘Dogrel’ across fifty... Read More
Life·31st October 2013Gig Review: Mac DeMarco Tom Hoskins Live at Scala, 28.10.13 Jonathan Richman is Mac Demarco’s role model as “it seems like he’s just had a very... Read More
Culture·14th February 2019Review of Pierre Bonnard at Tate Modern Isabella Lill Bright, loud, but delicate, Bonnard’s paintings adorn the walls of the Tate Modern. His joyous paintings celebrate art and the... Read More
Entertainment·10th July 2013Pixar educate the masses with Monsters University It might be the holidays, but this summer’s cinema won’t let you leave education behind; last week’s release The Internship... Read More
Entertainment·9th June 2011New Directions 6th Week Caitlin McMillan, first time director, gives us the ups and downs of the directing lark Read More
EntertainmentLife·17th February 2013A Bloody good comeback Ashley Cooke Last week, My Bloody Valentine released their first album since seminal sophomore record Loveless in 1991. After disbanding in 1997,... Read More
Gen Z·22nd September 2021Oxford’s new Taylor Swift Society: You Belong with Them Andrew Wang Image Description: a picture of Taylor Swift, forming a heart around her eye with her hands. It’s fall again,... Read More
Culture·21st July 2020Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga – thoroughly amusing viewing Alison Hall Image Description: characters Lars and Sigrit on stage in front of the Icelandic flag Like millions of other Eurovision enthusiasts,... Read More
Life·7th May 2013Public disservice info Tom Hoskins Tom Hoskins gives Public Service Broadcastings latest offering 2 stars Using spoken word samples over music is by no means... Read More
Entertainment·6th June 2014A History of Falling Things avoids crashing to the ground Lisa Bernhardt ✮✮✮✮ Unless you’re a connoisseur of trivia or frequent pub quizzes in your free time, you probably have not come... Read More
Entertainment·9th May 2013Holy recommended: Comic Mysteries preview “A series of crude, clownish retellings of different tales from scripture.” The Gospels, satirised in sketch comedy. As superb as Life... Read More
Entertainment·27th January 2015Reviewing The Revue Itzhak Rasooly ‘I bumped into Nigel Farage the other day. Fourteen stitches.’ Thought that was funny? Neither did I. But such was... Read More
Culture·8th December 2021The Effect review – revelatory and ingenious Jason Chau Image Description: The Effect poster with an illustration of Cupid shooting an arrow through pills on a blue background. With... Read More