‘We’ve just got to push the reset button’: Lord Peter Mandelson on Labour, Europe and Modern Communications
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Entertainment·10th February 2016Hyperdrive – An Interview with Adam Mastroianni William Shaw We’re always told to turn our phones off in the theatre. But what if that was the entire point? Next...Read More
Culture·19th October 2019‘The Outsiders’ by S.E.Hinton Lea Hugo It has been more than 50 years since the publication of S.E. Hinton’s first novel ‘The Outsiders’. Set in 1960s...Read More
Life·13th June 2017Live Review: Shoegazing into the Abyss – Slowdive and Ulrika Spacek at the O2 Sebastian Braddock “Are you a music journalist?” I got asked, for the first time of my life last Friday at the O2,...Read More
Life·14th May 2017Review: What Now, Sylvan Esso Erin Melton Sylvan Esso’s newest album “What Now,” released 28 April, continues the relaxed pop vibes of their 2014 self-titled debut album....Read More
Entertainment·28th September 2017Oxford Students take on The Crystal Maze A team of brave contestants. A labyrinth of unpredictable challenges. A mysterious host who looks a bit like that guy...Read More
Culture·25th January 2020Review: Andrei Diaconu’s ‘Jericho’ Alex Haveron-Jones Top Image Credit: Photograph taken in Jericho, Andrei Diaconu Main Image Credit: Page 24, The Oxford Student...Read More
Culture·10th April 2020How art helps us transcend the grim reality of coronavirus Natalya Robinson Image description: Canvas with strokes of paint The last time I wielded a paintbrush with any intent was aged 13, during...Read More
Entertainment·18th November 2016The US Election through the Lens of the Screen Chris Allnutt & Oliver Hirsch Mirror, Mirror, on the Mall By Chris Allnutt Last week, Black Mirror’s creators took to Twitter to deny rumours that...Read More
Life·24th October 2017Beck ‘Colors’ Review Connor Thirlwell When Beck won the Grammy Award for Best Album in 2015 for Morning Phase, which Kanye thought should have gone...Read More
Entertainment·16th February 2017The Homecoming: A Freudian Reading Is a Bit Too Obvious William Shaw This is not a show to beat the fifth week blues. And frankly, thank god for that. Dark, cruel, and...Read More
Entertainment·19th November 2016An Ordinary Relationship, Extraordinarily Performed: A Review Katrina Gaffney Stage writer Katrina Gaffney finds The Last Five Years to be a five star performance. Beautiful, charming and at the...Read More
Life·13th May 2018Blossoms’ second album redefines the traditional ‘Manchester band’ stereotype Charlotte Lauder Blossoms are a five-piece from Stockport, Manchester. To lesser-known fans, they have the presumed airs and graces of predecessor-Mancunian musicians....Read More
Culture·10th June 2022‘Whimsical soft-centred happy-all-the-way’: Yii-Jen Deng We both brought silly books to Oxford interviews, my friend and I, though I only remember hers – it was...Read More
Life·13th February 2016Preview: Common People Festival This May Bank Holiday weekend (28th and 29th May), Common People – a new festival organised by Rob da Bank...Read More
Entertainment·29th January 2017Oxford Revue’s Hilary Term ‘Audrey’: An Interview Imogen Stead Student comedy in Oxford is a flourishing, yet often under-appreciated, part of the creative scene at the university. However, thanks...Read More
Culture·21st January 2021Bingeton- How we consume in the age of Netflix Nupur Patel Image description: The characters Eloise and Penelope from Bridgerton relaxing together. Netflix has become a huge part of our lives,...Read More
Entertainment·4th June 2017Oxford’s best cinemas: Where to go Richard Tudor In the rush of a term at Oxford, it’s difficult to find time for yourself, to go out and enjoy...Read More
Life·24th May 2016Review: The Colour in Anything – James Blake Freddie Hinds James Blake has built his reputation on a combination of high-calibre electronic production and soulful crooning. His two previous albums,...Read More
Culture·30th April 2020TiKToK meets the music industry Myesha Munro Image description: people performing TikTok dances It’s the quarantine hobby we were too ashamed to pick up, but are now...Read More