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Project Soup saw in 2nd week with a lot of crusty bread and yummy social action (did I mention the soup?). Over 80 students and Oxford residents came together in East Oxford Community Centre to share soup, cake and live music. The main feature of the night was listening to pitches from 6 different social […]
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Members of the Oxford Hub have expressed continued hope that their poll will reach 2,000 signatures and persuade the University to continue providing 40 per cent of their funding.
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The Oxford Hub has been awarded a prestigious volunteering award in recognition of its “outstanding work in the local community”.
Continue ReadingThe Oxford Climate Forum was held with the Oxford Hub over the weekend of 3rd week. Using the banner ‘Climate Change: An Opportunity’, Fleur Nash, one of the coordinators of the Oxford Climate Forum held over the weekend of 3rd week, explained that climate change is a multiple opportunities, linking innovation, change and ideas, […]
Continue Reading✮✮✮✮ The coming of Oxmas has signalled the final hurdle of 8th week essays and packing the suitcase for the return home (not to mention those crazy Christmas subject parties). So it’s no surprise that recent shows in Oxford have been musicals with all that jazz, magical pantomimes and more stand-up which leaves you falling […]
Continue Reading“It’s not exactly festive fare, no”. Carla Kingham, director of Kellogg College’s upcoming production of Can’t Stand Up For Falling Down, is as understated about her new project as she is passionate. Richard Cameron’s dark, harrowing one act-er is certainly a far cry from the all-singing all-dancing Christmas offerings being rehearsed all over the city […]
Continue ReadingStereotypes and hoards of tourists apart, Oxford houses some of the most deprived areas in the UK. Lizzie Porter reports on the city’s lesser known side
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