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Features·11th May 2018When trigger warnings become a feminist issue Jess Rutherford When a tutor starts blurting âtrigger warningâ at every possible interval, what are you supposed to think? A female account... Read More
Comment·28th March 2018Hidden vagina: the taboo of female sexuality Anonymous Sometimes, I feel like feminism has not fully completed its role â or even worse, that it has barely touched... Read More
Comment·8th March 2018International Womenâs Day: Chinaâs #MeToo Edwin Audland October 2017 was a month that certainly took the world by storm. It was a month in which a popular... Read More
Comment·21st February 2018The Presidentâs Club fiasco shows a need for change Adithi Shenava I think itâs fair to say that we are no longer shocked. But we are definitely repulsed, outraged and, most... Read More
News·17th October 2017Is Dior repurposing feminism for profit? Christian Diorâs s/s â18 show in Paris opened with a model wearing a long sleeve Breton shirt emblazoned with the... Read More
News·7th June 2017Prostitution, social class and legal regulation in the history of makeup The use of makeup throughout history has had its ups and downs. It often symbolised prostitution or social class, and... Read More
News·26th January 2017Pussyhat Grabs Back: Understanding the Fashion of the Womenâs March on London Sarah Bochicchio On Saturday, 100,000 people took to Grosvenor Square, Londonâthe location of the American embassyâto protest the inauguration of Donald J.... Read More
Entertainment·5th November 2016Review: ‘The Trojan Women’ an engaging and modern production âThe Trojan Womanâ is an engaging and moving piece, in this production of Caroline Bird’s ‘after Euripides’ the original play... Read More
Entertainment·8th June 2016Reading List Discrimination Anonymous Of course there are much bigger problems in the world for feminism than reading lists. No oneâs disputing that. But... Read More
Life·30th January 2016Nicki, what’s good? Katie Collins A reflection on what a great year 2015 was for Nicki Minaj As the only female artist on Forbesâ list... Read More
Entertainment·2nd May 2018“Describe yourself like a male author would” Juliet Garcia A recent Twitter challenge to âdescribe yourself like a male author wouldâ has gone viral, with women satirising the sexual... Read More
Comment·27th March 2018Philosophy at Oxford: too many men Emily Herbert The Faculty of Philosophyâs recently announced measures to âfeminise the curriculumâ have angered some quarters. Critics appear particularly taken aback... Read More
Features·7th March 2018The woman who took Oxford by storm Nat Rachman Oxford Universityâs Local Delegacy exams, first set for school-leavers in 1857, had more riding on them than simply grades: the... Read More
News·29th November 2017Fashion Photography: through the looking glass Leonie Hutch Whilst absentmindedly flicking through a magazine, reading a newspaper, or simply walking around the shops, I wonder if you have... Read More
Entertainment·18th June 2017Sweat and Introspection: HOTTER at the Old Fire Station On walking into the auditorium at the Old Fire Station, the aesthetic which greeted us was uber millennial feminism: fur... Read More
Life·30th January 2017Review: Feel Your Feelings Fool! – The Regrettes Larissa Pullen There is an incredible amount of crazy energy brewing in a lesser-known corner of the local LA garage rock music... Read More
Entertainment·18th January 2017A Real-Life Dystopia? Why ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Should be Your First Read of 2017 Abigail Eardley Occasionally you can hear a book having resonant echoes in the real world, something which is actually tangible. If youâre... Read More
Profile·16th June 2016Profile: Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy James Chater In 2015, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy became the first Pakistani filmmaker to win two Academy Awards with her documentary A Girl in... Read More
News·7th February 2016Always smoking Alexandra Murray Luo âHe strains too hard to convince the world he is hand-and-hand and eye-to-eye with the very youngâ was New York... Read More