BREAKING NEWS: St Benet’s Hall announces that university will not renew its official licence and addresses possibility of ceasing operations altogether
Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
BREAKING NEWS: St Benet’s Hall announces that university will not renew its official licence and addresses possibility of ceasing operations altogether
Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
Science and Technology·31st January 2020Oxford’s Plan ZEZ Andrew Tinkler Amongst the more attention-grabbing recent headlines: the Coronavirus, Trump impeachment and Brexit, you may have overlooked the more pedestrian announcement... Read More
Features·6th May 2019Raise your social status and boost your ego with these eco habits Elle Styler There is nothing that twenty-somethings love more than a good trend. The latest and greatest topic making its way through... Read More
Science and Technology·26th January 2019Lab-grown meat: a future of food without slaughter Adam Mellul Globally we kill 74 billion animals a year. 80% of farmland on Earth is used for livestock, where the process... Read More
Science and Technology·17th January 2019But I like it sparkling: why we don’t want acidic oceans Nathan Lawson Oceans make up nearly three quarters of our planet’s surface and are home to over 300,000 currently described species, with... Read More
Science and Technology·3rd December 2018Six Legs Better than Four: Why you Should Eat Insects Atticus Albright Photo credit: Theilr (CC BY-SA 2.0) When confronted with the question “Would you eat insects?” the average student shudders in disgust,... Read More
Science and Technology·7th November 2018A Tail of Regeneration: Wolves and the Environment Andrew Wood Picture Credit: Jean Beaufort Goldlocks’ misunderstanding with the three bears and Little Red Riding Hood being eaten by the “Big... Read More
Science and Technology·20th October 2018Day Zero: closer to home than you might think David Schramm Image Credit: amarpreet25-Description:Leaking pipe As 2018 began in the South African city of Cape Town, water levels rapidly declined in... Read More
Entertainment·10th October 2018Future Knowledge at Modern Art Oxford: a mini review Elinor Staniforth This weekend I popped into Modern Art Oxford to have a little run around their latest exhibition – Future Knowledge.... Read More
Comment·27th January 2018May’s plastic ploy shirks responsibility Rosie Sourbut Over the vacation, I took advantage of my free evenings and BBC license to catch up on David Attenborough’s Blue... Read More
News·13th October 2017Oxford to go emissions-free under new council plans OxStu News Oxford City Council have announced that they will start efforts to ban all non-zero emissions vehicles from the roads of... Read More
CommentFeaturesInternational IssuesNational Issues·11th October 2019There Is No Planet B Benjamin Crowther Image Description: Pollution being emitted from factory chimneys Last year, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned that... Read More
Profile·22nd February 2019Kerry McCarthy MP on animal welfare and environmentalism Amy McGillivray Kerry McCarthy is the Labour MP for Bristol East and has had her seat since 2005. She has been vegan... Read More
Science and Technology·25th January 2019A wall to wildlife: how nature will be affected by Trump’s wall Ella McPherson To say Trump’s wall is controversial is like saying leaving the EU has been a minor nuisance. The associated government... Read More
Food and Drink·15th January 2019“Tofu never screams”: the mainstreaming of veganism Clotilde de Maricourt Coming from a French family, I was looked at in befuddlement when I announced my transition to vegetarianism two years... Read More
Science and Technology·3rd December 2018Iceland is Wrong: Making the Case for Palm Oil Anonymous Photo credit: Evva Christmas is coming. The shops are full of Christmas family packs and what is now the traditional start... Read More
Science and Technology·27th October 2018How is Climate Change Threatening the Four Dimensions of our Global Food Security Matthew Karadzas Image credit: Hydrosami (CC BY-SA 4.0)- Description: Dry, cracked earth Food security is one of greatest challenges of the 21st century:... Read More
Science and Technology·16th October 2018The Importance of Tropical Forests: Why We Should Conserve Them and How They Affect the Rest of the World Daniel Simonsen Image Credit:Jami Dwyer Tropical forest constitutes the most diverse and complex biomes on Earth. Since Humboldt to the present day,... Read More
News·9th April 2018‘Green Trashing’ campaign to launch next term Joseph Tulloch A campaign in favour of ‘Green Trashing’ – a more environmentally friendly variety of the post-exam tradition – is to... Read More
Profile·20th January 2018Profile: Rosie Wardle Danny Evans Danny Evans talks with FAIRR’s Rosie Wardle about the critical issues surrounding industrial animal agriculture and the meat industry. It... Read More