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The pannelists at a table in front of a presentation for "Tolerance Means Dialogue"

·7th December 2023

Tolerance Means Dialogues panel held at Exeter College

Cameron Samuel Keys

On the 22nd November Exeter College hosted a panel run by Tolerance Means Dialogues following their essay competition on the prompt: "At a time of great division, many see friction and no solutions. We draw on insights from many individuals about their experiences and other constructive ways to live together with our differences. How can intersectional thinking improve our laws?"

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·28th November 2023

The chaos of Cornmarket

Elliot Francolla

There are only three things guaranteed in this life: death, taxes and – if you live in Oxford – the...

Features

·24th November 2023

Disney Channel, Nickelodeon and Al Jazeera

Zaid Magdub

Growing up Arab is growing up politically. As is the experience for many who live in diaspora – as minorities...

Green

·20th November 2023

5 years of strikes for climate: where is Greta Thunberg now?

Iona Neill

“Did you know Greta Thunberg has been arrested?” a friend asked me the other day, passing by the Rad Cam...

Features

·13th November 2023

Editorials – Week 5 Michaelmas 2023

The Editors of The Oxford Student

Emily Hudson Fifth week is hard, but our editors work harder, battling through rain and illness to put together a...

Features

·10th November 2023

Turning Shame into Superpower: Dyslexia at Oxford

Jessica Kenward

Racers line up on your left and your right. A gunshot fires, signaling the start of the race. Runners take...

Green

·5th November 2023

‘Pollution Pods’ art installation opens at St John’s College

Gaspard Rouffin

The ‘Pollution Pods’, designed by artist Michael Pinsky, were inaugurated in St John’s College on the 21st of October. This...

Features

·4th November 2023

Mr Mayor! Tear down these tower blocks!

Anton Nieboer

We have all looked out of our windows on a car journey or on the train to school, and every...

Features

·31st October 2023

Editorials – Week 3 Michaelmas 2023

The Editors of The Oxford Student

Read our Michaelmas Week 3 print edition, where these editorials appear, here, or pick up a physical copy in your JCR,...

News

·21st October 2023

“Trans lives not Tory lies”: Oxford students protest transphobia

Daisy Outram and Etienne Baker

TW: Transphobia Students have come together in Bonn Square this afternoon to protest for trans rights. This follows comments made...

Features

·6th December 2023

Demystifying Oxford

Amy Ellis Winter

Shrouded in mystery, prestige and academic rigour, Oxford has long been an institution that many people have dreamt of studying...

Features

·26th November 2023

Editorials – Week 7 Michaelmas 2023

The Editors of The Oxford Student

Emily Hudson Just like that, most of the term has flown by. It’s been good – but one of the...

News

·21st November 2023

Vigil held in Oxford for Transgender Day of Remembrance

Etienne Baker and Daisy Outram

TW: Transphobia, Violence A candlelit vigil was held at the Radcliffe Camera last night to remember the transgender people whose...

Features

·17th November 2023

A celebration of history: The ACS exhibition

OxStu Features

With nearly 30% of all Oxford students identifying as BME (Black and Ethnic Minority), some of the University’s most vibrant...

Features

·10th November 2023

Podcasting at Oxford: A unique fit

Haochen Wang

Oxford is not known for academic laxity – with the relentless flow of tutorials, lectures, problem sheets, and essays, we...

News

·8th November 2023

Vice-Chancellor attends OULGBTQ+ Q&A to “listen and learn”

Etienne Baker

On Tuesday 31st October, Vice-Chancellor Professor Irene Tracey addressed a small group of students in a Q&A session organised by...

Green

·5th November 2023

Going Bananas For TEXFAD!

Jasmine Wilkinson

In a ground-breaking new endeavour, TEXFAD, a banana textile industry based in Uganda, is leading the way in sustainable and...

Identity

·3rd November 2023

My initial observations of accessibility in Oxford

Matilda Carnegie

I had applied to Oxford just to have a crack at it, and truthfully was not expecting to get in....

Features

·25th October 2023

A Russianist abroad

Patrick Groves

The ‘year abroad review’ type article can very easily fall into the trappings of cliché; and I promise now that...