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Image Credit: Aleksandra Cywinska Onyx Magazine celebrated the launch of its inaugural issue on 18 October 2018, with the mandate to be a magazine created by and for black students at the University of Oxford. The first issue of Onyx contains 88 pages filled to the brim with poetry, art, and articles thematically linked to […]
Continue ReadingThe Oxford Book Club The Oxford Book Club is a regular fixture in the Oxford literary scene, providing a popup bookshop run by students. The club is now expanding online in the form of a website in which students can share book reviews and explore new works, facilitated by co-editors Megan Husain, Victor Ajuwon, and […]
Continue ReadingWhat drew you to working at XXY Magazine? I studied Fine Art before I became enamored with fashion. In the beginning, I got into fashion because the girls on the courses were always pretty. I had no knowledge at all about the inner workings of the fashion world; I thought Givenchy was a patisserie. I […]
Continue ReadingSlogan t-shirts are everywhere right now. Whenever we read their messages, a part of us relates to their simple wisdom, so that we want to bear it on our chests, too. Be it ‘Love will save us’, ‘Meat is Murder’ or ‘La Vie est Belle’, slogan t-shirts traverse every corner of the fashion world. When […]
Continue ReadingOxStu speaks to the editor of Oxford and Cambridge’s first ever comic book themed publication, Roxy Rezvany
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