Thomas Barnett
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKZa-Kb4Nng] Perhaps I am revealing myself as a cynic, but Tatia Pilieva’s ‘First Kiss’ (a video of ten...
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Ellie Grange
December hails the arrival of Christmas cheer and plenty of it. Mince pies and mulled wine, decorating evergreen trees in...
Anna Ssemuyaba
I must admit that sitting in the cinema, waiting for Nick Love’s remake of the 1970s police drama, The Sweeney,...
The play, "Statements of an Arrest Under the Immorality Act," is the story of forbidden love between a white librarian and a coloured schoolteacher in 1960s South Africa. Their feelings for each other easily fractured by apartheid, the two must come to terms with a painful truth. Director Milja Fenger and Marcel Miller sit down with The Oxford Student to discuss what this piece means to them.
Nasim Asl
Three sold-out shows graced Oxford’s O2 Academy on the final day of February this year – One Direction support act...
Daniel Diaz de la Rocha
The title of Jeffery Eugenides’s latest novel alludes to the tradition of ‘marriage plots’ featured prominently in 19th century fiction. The...
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Here are some of the little things in life we at The Oxford Student love. Happy Valentine's Day.
Photos: Sydney Hessel
Music: Oliver Jones
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