Comment·21st June 20229% too much Harrison Gates With the dramatic rise in inflation across the country and the slow average pay increases causing a squeeze on the... Read More
Comment·22nd January 2022Mandatory Vaccination: Unnecessary and Unjustified Peter Denton Image Description: Male nurse in PPE holds vaccine, staring intensely at the syringe, amidst growing debate over mandatory vaccination. Last... Read More
Comment·15th November 2021The one constant in British politics: Corruption Dan Harrison Image description: Houses of Parliament and Big Ben Since the Brexit referendum British politics has become more volatile. Increasingly, it... Read More
Green·5th October 2021Feeling gilty: Are green gilts a good way to fund environmental change? Daisy Meade Image description: An offshore wind farm The announcement of the government’s uncharacteristic success in raising ÂŁ10 billion to fund green... Read More
Comment·13th June 2021DEBATE: Covid restrictions should not be lifted on the 21st of June Ciara Garcha and Philip Gentles Image Description: a closed bar front with ‘Roddy’s Bar’ written on it and graffiti reading ‘stay home, thank you NHS,... Read More
Comment·29th April 2021Energy Drinks; a new health problem for a new generation? Elias Formaggia Image Description: An open Redbull can, displaying the blue bull logo on an orange background In the light of energy... Read More
Features·24th October 2020‘Defending ourselves with Data’: The Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker Jackie Brown Image Description:Â Collage of some of the OxCGRT coders in a Zoom-like format. Â COVID-19 has undoubtedly wreaked havoc upon the... Read More
News·27th August 2020It isn’t all “sorted out”: The results day fiasco’s lesser known problem Madeleine Ross “I’m very, very glad that it has finally been sorted out”. These were the words of Boris Johnson on Wednesday,... Read More
Science and Technology·14th May 2020Technology can help us beat coronavirus, but we should be wary of losing privacy Harry Roome The curve has been flattened. The peak has been passed. Life might soon, slowly begin to return to normal. There... Read More
News·26th March 2020University announced new restrictions amid coronavirus lockdown Wesley Ding The University said on Tuesday that non-essential members of staff must work remotely and all UK-domiciled undergraduate students must return... Read More
Culture·21st May 2022Book Review: “Chums” by Simon Kuper Yii-Jen Deng I write this review with the redbrick Union visible from my window and the sound of applause within earshot, though... Read More
Gen Z·25th November 2021What happened to those UFOs? Giovanni Mussini Image Description: grainy footage of an unidentified aerial phenomenon. November 14, 2004 was no ordinary day for Commander David Fravor.... Read More
News·16th October 2021Union votes no confidence in the Government Christopher Collins and Pippa Wong Image description: The Union chamber at the start of the debate The Oxford Union passed a motion of no confidence... Read More
Comment·11th August 2021‘We were so hungry, we ate our fear’: The uncertain consequences of Cuba’s protests Will Neill Image description: Protestors marching in Cuba holding Cuban flags and signs reading “Freedom to Cuba!” On Sunday 11th July, in... Read More
Comment·7th June 2021Calorie counting on menus: a problematic policy Daisy Meade CW: mention of eating disorders, calorie counting. The UK government have this week confirmed their plans to make it mandatory... Read More
News·31st December 2020Colleges respond to new government guidance Image Description: A picture of the Radcliffe Camera. Colleges have begun to respond to the letter sent by the Minister... Read More
Features·22nd September 2020Arresting meaning – The shifting sands of ‘Extremism’ on the road to Indian Independence’ Aditya Dabral Image Description: Image of a Quit India protest Often debates about politics can get obscured by semantics. One of the... Read More
Comment·6th August 2020Ok Boomer: should over 50s self-isolate? Maddy Ross Image description: an older man looking sadly into the distance When Number 10 first floated the idea of an over-50s... Read More
Features·3rd April 2020Clap for the Carers Lauren Shirreff In 1918, at the close of World War I, the first known cases of a deadly disease were recorded in... Read More