Culture·26th April 2023The Oxford Imps make triumphant return to the Bullingdon Charlie Bowden Improvisational comedy troupe the Oxford Imps played a knockout first show of term at the Bullingdon on Monday 24th April. ...Read More
Culture·18th April 2023Postcard from Rome Elena Buccisano Legend has it that if you throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain, one day you will return to Rome...Read More
Food and Drink·16th April 2023The Handle Bar: The Perfect Brunch Spot Alexis McCaffrey A quaint two-story building off St. Michaels Street with a bicycle stuck to the front of it is home to...Read More
Entertainment·10th April 2023Flo: New fly girls of British R&B get Missy Elliott co-sign Charlie Bowden The craze for western pop groups seems to have died down in recent years. While K-pop collectives like BTS, Blackpink,...Read More
Culture·14th March 2023Berlin Film Festival 2023 â First Look Review â TĂłtem Jason Chau In TĂłtem, a Mexican family gathers to throw a birthday party that is simultaneously a chance to bid farewell to one...Read More
Culture·4th March 2023Berlin Film Festival 2023 â First Look Review â Roter Himmel (Afire) Jason Chau Berlin Film Festival 2023 – A master of the minimalist Berlin school, Christian Petzold, returns with Roter Himmel (Afire), a...Read More
Entertainment·2nd March 2023Frankfurters and Stonerism: A Review of Five Easy Hot Dogs Jack Jacobs Hot Dogs are insatiably American. They are plasticly processed and artificially curated monstrosities – a consumerist staple, served with Simpson...Read More
Culture·2nd March 2023Labyrinth: Knossos, Myth and Reality Reviewed Blane Aitchison Labyrinth: Knossos, Myth and Reality is the Ashmoleanâs new major exhibition, open from the 10th of February until the 30th...Read More
Comment·26th February 2023Rewriting Roald Dahl: Dangerous Censorship Lies Elsewhere Yii-Jen Deng An odd thing about the controversy over the new edited version of Road Dahl by Puffin Books is that it...Read More
Culture·25th February 2023Review: âSix Degrees of Separationâ â St. Johnâs Drama Society Cosimo Schlagintweit âSix Degrees of Separationâ is a piercing play that masterfully explores themes of identity, class, and race with a deft...Read More
Culture·25th April 2023Ramen Kulture: Restaurant Review Kasturi Pindar Image description: A bowl of Ramen Kulture’s tonkotsu ramen with chashu pork next to a serving of two okonomiyaki skewers....Read More
Culture·17th April 2023Max’s new Harry Potter series: Flop-to-be or exciting new chapter? Haochen Wang Harry Potter, Hogwarts, The Boy Who Lived. These, and countless others, are most likely, especially for our generation, terms that...Read More
Culture·13th April 2023Exhibition 002 to showcase Oxford art of all kinds in Worcester College Charlie Bowden Worcester College is hosting an exhibition celebrating artists of all mediums from in and around Oxford in the first week...Read More
Culture·9th April 2023Berlin Film Festival 2023 â First Look Review â 20,000 Species of Bees Jason Chau In Estibaliz Urresola Solagurenâs feature film debut, 20,000 Species of Bees, the Basque filmmaker shines a spotlight on the obstacles...Read More
Culture·9th March 2023Woolf Works Review: Dancing the Novels Yii-Jen Deng How might a novel be expressed through dance? That is the challenge posed by choreographer Wayne McGregorâs reimagining of Virginia...Read More
Entertainment·3rd March 2023âThat thing that everyone wants but no one hasâ: The Addams Family Review Martin Alfonsin Larsen For 4 nights, the Bernard Sunley Lecture Theatre in St Catherineâs College has been the home of a family which...Read More
Entertainment·2nd March 2023Peacock review: a glittering musical comedy Charlie Bowden Beneath the stunning set of crystals which illuminated the stage of the Old Fire Station, Peacock delivered a night of...Read More
Culture·1st March 2023Berlin Film Festival 2023 – First Look Review – Past Lives Jason Chau and Andrew Wang In Past Lives, Korean-Canadian playwright Celine Song has crafted one of the most achingly romantic, melancholic and beautiful films of...Read More
Culture·25th February 2023Labyrinth: Knossos, Myth & Reality Stephanie Nourse Labyrinth: Knossos, Myth & Reality is the The Ashmolean Museumâs new major exhibition, tracing one of the most compelling Greek...Read More