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Image Description: The Sheldonian Theatre The nightclub Park End will be closed on Wednesday night in response to the ‘Girls Night In’ boycott of nightclubs. The club, also known as Atik Oxford, usually has its main night for Oxford students on Wednesday, but has decided not to open to show solidarity with the campaign. Students […]
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Image Description: Sign saying “Open” One of my favourite parts of Freshers’ week last year was arriving at the Freshers’ Fair. I wandered over to the Examination Schools, stepped through the archway and walked into a new world. Every room was full of bustling people stopping at different stalls to sign up for societies and […]
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Image Credit: Erica Yokoyama Last week, the Freshers’ Fair turned out to be a great success with each college’s freshers thronging in to over 400 booths. At the jam-packed Examination Hall, Oxford’s myriad of societies and clubs showcased their activities and recent achievements, with the goal of recruiting new members. But as any fresher will […]
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At the start of 2018, The Cellar have revealed that the head landlord of their premises off Cornmarket Street are looking to redevelop the site into retail space, leaving the venue’s future uncertain. In a statement released on Facebook on the 28th of August, the Cellar described the news as “devastating… not just for the […]
Continue ReadingEstablishing yourself as one of the connoisseurs of the Oxford clubbing scene is doubtless one of the priorities in the opening weeks of our university careers. This, of course, cannot be achieved without the support of those essential killer outfits. The enduring question uttered amongst budding friendships from the first evening of freshers’ week well […]
Continue ReadingWith the looming prospect of Freshers’ Week in all its overhyped glory comes the even darker thought of its fancy dress themes, the darkest of which is arguably the unashamedly crude Traffic Light Party. Not only is the idea of ‘stop’, ‘go’ and ‘maybe if you buy me thirty shots of Sourz’ (the verdancy of […]
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