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Features·20th January 2023Editorials – Week 1 Editors of the Oxford Student Anna Davidson In the immortal words of one Alex Foster, EiC from Hilary 2022, in response to my suggestion that...Read More
Features·25th November 2022Editorials – Week 7 Editors of the Oxford Student Jason Chau In the Oxford bubble, conflict of interest is a perpetual issue. An editor of the student paper might...Read More
Features·9th November 2022Editorials – Week 5 Editors of the Oxford Student Dominic Enright Hey all, I hope you enjoy this print edition this week, with some really great writing. We were...Read More
Green·6th November 2022A Guide to COP27 Milo Dennison As all Conservative Prime Ministers of late seem wont to do, Rishi Sunak has started off his premiership by making...Read More
Green·31st October 2022Misconceptions About Our Food Systems Oliver Fletcher As someone personally invested in the UK’s food systems, I find myself disheartened by the standard of debate regarding what...Read More
Features·20th October 2022Narva: Europe’s most precarious city? Patrick Groves When Vladimir Putin’s ‘special military operation’ began, and the long amassed forces on the Ukrainian border were finally mobilised, studying...Read More
Features·11th October 2022Poetry: Dead Or Alive? Alice Edwards While the world seems to be morphing steadily into a technological dystopia alike to that seen in Huxley’s Brave New...Read More
Green·5th October 2022Great British Energy = Green British Energy? Milo Dennison Last month’s Labour Party Conference saw Sir Keir Starmer unveil a radically transformative new energy policy, aiming to nationalise Britain’s...Read More
Features·3rd August 2022I am happy to be out of Oxford Kesaia Toganivalu It is the longest summer of your life. The beginning of your life. Everything else has been leading up to...Read More
Pink·10th June 2022An ethic of communication in academic contexts Agatha Gutierrez Echenique Image Description: La Barque Bleue by Claude Monet. The painting depicts two women on a boat engaged in communication. I...Read More
Green·14th December 2022Is ‘Nature’ an Acceptable Moral Standard? Oliver Fletcher Human history could be characterised as one giant attempt to escape the ravages of the natural world. We have built...Read More
Features·23rd November 2022No Guns, No Fear: Why Oxford Feels so Safe to an American Exchange Student Anna Lee TW: Gun Violence, School Shootings On Wednesday, the 2nd of November, Nikolas Cruz was sentenced to life in prison...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
Features·1st November 2022“I hope I see the day in my lifetime when all girls have access to education”: Malala addresses Oxford Anvee Bhutani Education activist, Nobel Peace Prize Winner, and Oxford graduate Malala Yousafzai came back to her alma mater tonight to address...Read More
Features·28th October 2022Editorials – Week 3 Editors of The Oxford Student Jason Chau It has been an incredible experience to see the paper’s growth this past few weeks. Our journalists have...Read More
Features·14th October 2022Editorials – Week 1 Editors of The Oxford Student Dominic Enright I write this in my new College’s library being one of those unlucky few Benetians to be re-allocated....Read More
Green·10th October 2022Why the Rainy Country Can Have Drought Siddiq Islam Britons bathe in their hatred for the rain. It rains so bloody much that it is a well-established part of...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
Features·10th June 2022A Student Abroad: How to Stay Safe Heather Needham Are you heading abroad for an internship, research project, study abroad program or vacation this summer? Now that most countries...Read More