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Green·30th January 2023The scoop on ‘Veganuary’ Daisy Bressington Image description: a plate of colourful fruits and vegetables on a table The more politically inclined among the population may... Read More
OxYou·26th January 2023Putrid, Cheap and Joyful; In Defence of the Four Candles Jack Jacobs When the Duke of Wellington exclaimed âBeing born in a stable does not make one a horseâ, I doubt he... Read More
OxYou·22nd January 2023SUNDAY ROAST: I AM SHARTACUS Rordon Gamsay Sunday Roast is satirical and should not be taken as defamatory, nor does it reflect any political stance of the... Read More
News·13th January 2023SU CRAE Campaign reprimands âblacks are stupider than whitesâ comment by Oxford philosophy professor Anvee Bhutani Professor Nick Bostrom, who works in the philosophy faculty has apologised for comments he made as part of a mailing... Read More
Features·23rd November 2022No Guns, No Fear: Why Oxford Feels so Safe to an American Exchange Student Anna Lee TW: Gun Violence, School Shootings On Wednesday, the 2nd of November, Nikolas Cruz was sentenced to life in prison... Read More
News·13th November 2022Murder investigation as man stabbed in Jericho Chris Collins Thames Valley Police last night opened a murder investigation in Oxford after a man was stabbed to death. The man,... Read More
News·8th November 2022Merton gown survey sparks debate Milo Dennison A recent survey on gowns policy in Merton College, sent by the JCR president, has caused online debate. The anonymous... Read More
News·7th November 2022University of Oxford supports proposed traffic filters Dominic Enright The University of Oxford has written to the Leaders of Oxfordshire County Council in support of their proposed traffic filters. ... Read More
Column·26th October 2022Driftenschriften: A Flâneur in Munich Joe Wald Lederhosen, leather trousers, are a type of traditional south-German legwear, sported in the first instance by Bavarian hunters in the... Read More
Sport·19th October 2022Unique University Sport Features: Quidditch and Go-karting Joe Sharp  First appearing in the Philospherâs Stone, quidditch was one of the more memorable fantasy inventions audiences were introduced to in... Read More
Features·28th January 2023On Hyper-connective Oxford Ciaron Tobin 922 Mutuals on Facebook with Daniel Dipper. How is that possible, nay how is it allowed? He was our JCR... Read More
News·25th January 202315 minute city plans cause controversy Martin Alfonsin Larsen 15 minute city zones that have been proposed by Oxford City Council as part of the Local Plan 2040 have... Read More
OxYou·15th January 2023SUNDAY ROAST: NOUGHTH WEEK WRAPPED Rordon Gamsay Sunday Roast is satirical and should not be taken as defamatory, nor does it reflect any political stance of the... Read More
Column·29th November 2022Driftenschriften: A Flâneur in Munich Joe Wald I am the Queenâs College bugleer. It is not an official title (nor is bugleer even a word), but it... Read More
News·18th November 2022Oxford SU makes sustainability demands to Oxford Colleges Dominic Enright At the closing of COP27, Â the Oxford Student Union (SU) have released demands to Oxford colleges on sustainability. The overall... Read More
News·8th November 2022Irish Taoiseach: âPutin fears democracy far more than military threatâ Kesaia Toganivalu On 2nd November 2022 the University of Oxfordâs most prestigious public lecture was given by the head of state of... Read More
Features·7th November 2022The University of Oxford: A medieval University in the 21st century Dominic Enright In the mid 13th century ,250 years before the Protestant Reformation, the first colleges of Oxford were founded. The University... Read More
Food and Drink·1st November 2022Cocktail Time Jonah Poulard No drink, let alone cocktail, quite exudes the aura of class that a Martini does. When we say Martini, we... Read More
News·25th October 2022Union Secretary apologises over handling of Access Social Samuel Kenny Union secretary, Matthew Dick, apologises for his role in hosting their âSocioeconomic Socialâ, an event in collaboration with the 93%... Read More