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·9th June 2022

Lights, Community, Action: In Conversation with the Ultimate Picture Palace

Elias Formaggia
Last week I had the pleasure of being able to meet with Micaela Tuckwell and Tom Jowett to discuss Oxford’s...
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·27th May 2018

Review: The Last Bookshop

Juliet Garcia
Independent bookshops are a dying race, callously destroyed by online purchases and dooming their owners to disillusioning profit losses. However,...
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·12th January 2017

Oxford Union Termcard Release Hilary 2017: Activists, Leaders and Political Figures

We’re very excited to announce exclusively the term card release for The Oxford Union’s speaker, debate and panel events this...
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·20th November 2016

China and Japan – a Student’s Perspective

Scott Harker
Over the summer, I was given the opportunity to visit both China and Japan, as a first-time visitor in both...
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·4th March 2016

Why Oxford remains a small business hub

A walk down Cornmarket is enough to show anyone that Oxford has, by no means, escaped the grasp of giant,...
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·26th November 2015

What if the living wage backfires in Oxford colleges?

Jack Evans
Imagine that it’s April 2016. The government has just introduced its new national living wage (NLW) of £7.40 an hour....
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·31st January 2013

Cashing in on your degree

Catherine Edwards
  By this stage in the year, many of us will have begun to fret about our finances. Whether you’ve...
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·2nd February 2012

Wisdom from Without: Muhammad Yunus

In our fourth external contribution, Muhammad Yunus examines capitalism, the free market and the financial crisis in relation to the multiple sources of human happiness, bidding us consider the theory at the heart of 'social business'.
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·17th December 2011

Facing up to student debt

Two graduates join Varsity Ski Trip on business - to advertise their faces for money.
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·20th January 2022

SaĂŻd Business School Appoints New Dean

Jason Chau
Image Description: Saïd Business School  The University has announced the appointment of Professor Soumitra Dutta as the new Dean of...
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·6th May 2018

Oxford’s greatest entrepreneurial minds go head-to-head at Tri-Innovate

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Launched as a collaborative effort between Hertford, Pembroke, and Wolfson in 2015, Tri-Innovate is an initiative which aims to encourage...
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·24th November 2016

Profile: Brenda Trenowden and the 30% Club

Laura Holden
Brenda Trenowden of all people understands the lack of female representation in executive positions. Head of Financial Institutions Group for...
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·9th October 2016

The end of the major record label?

Rowan Ferguson
This summer, major record labels have taken some hard and very public hits (no pun intended). With Frank Ocean’s rejection...
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·2nd February 2016

“You don’t get these lines without a lot of laughter” – An insight into Deborah Meaden

She practically skips down the aisle of the Goodman Library, finishes it with a slight jump, so eager to begin...
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·17th February 2013

Let’s get down to business

Catherine Edwards
  Picture the scene: It’s 6pm on a Friday, you’ve managed to hand your essay in on time and the...
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·2nd February 2012

Emma Bridgewater: ethical pottery

Claire Davis speaks to ceramics manufacturer Emma Bridgewater about her life, work and inspiration
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·29th December 2011

Residents’ concern over Sainsbury’s coming to Summertown

Sainsbury's will this Spring become the fourth supermarket in Banbury Road, prompting a petition and concern from local residents, councillors and business owners.
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