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Dominic Enright
The local elections results have been announced in the UK including the Oxford City council election. The Labour Party retained...
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Alex Foster and Andrew Wang
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Sam Riley
Leaving the Jeff Koons exhibition at the Ashmolean, I was left with the mixed feelings of gladness and repulsion; gladness...
Evalena Labayen
Image credit: Pixabay Evalena is a visiting student from New York reading English. This is my first year at Oxford and...
Daniel Villar
In a move that has been described as shocking and unprecedented, a student at the University of Oxford read The...
Katrina Gaffney
This family drama turned dystopia is a four star performance for Katrina Gaffney. Arriving at the Burton Taylor for the...
The Skriker, a play about a baby-snatching ancient fairy, was always set to be bizarre. Yet, Blank Canvas Production’s performance...
Niamh Walshe
Adapted from P. G. Wodehouse’s The Code of The Woosters, Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense is the perfectly frivolous...
In just 45 minutes, Death Grip manages to give a humorous, but honest, insight into depression in a gay relationship....
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The list of winners from the 58th Grammy Awards, held in Los Angeles on Monday night, provides little of shock...
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Joe Sharp
I sat down with an anonymous source who has worked in the football industry for nearly 20 years to ask...
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Robert and Issy, Editors HT21
Applications to join the Editorial team of the Oxford Student are now open. All applications consist of a written application...
Molly Archer-Zeff
Mario Stepanik is a 1st year undergraduate at Merton College, studying Economics and Management. In the elegance and indulgence of...
RADEK
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Katrina Gaffney
Stage writer Katrina Gaffney finds The Last Five Years to be a five star performance. Beautiful, charming and at the...
Ruby Gilding
The gentle sound of bird wings flapping, gradually increasing in pace towards a frenzied panic that suddenly stops. The death...
Betty Yang
Albert Herring, Britten’s comic masterpiece, gleefully revels in an operatic middle ground. A whimsical plot that is set against a...
Copenhagen is a dense, and bizarre play. It centres around the reflection on the truth of a past conversation between...
