BREAKING NEWS: St Benet’s Hall announces that university will not renew its official licence and addresses possibility of ceasing operations altogether
Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
BREAKING NEWS: St Benet’s Hall announces that university will not renew its official licence and addresses possibility of ceasing operations altogether
Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
News·6th May 2022Creative team members – WE ARE HIRING! The Oxford Student is currently still looking for applicants to join our Creative Team. Whether you’re a veteran Adobe Creative... Read More
Culture·14th February 2020The ‘Natural’ Landscape Josh Boddington Image description: The Bay of Naples When you hear the word ‘landscape’ what do you picture? Green fields, tall mountains,... Read More
Culture·13th February 2020Experiments in Film: Photographs of Oxford Xander Haveron-Jones Top Image Credit: Near University Parks, Alex Haveron-Jones Main Image Credit: Page 24, The Oxford Student... Read More
Culture·25th January 2020Review: Andrei Diaconu’s ‘Jericho’ Alex Haveron-Jones Top Image Credit: Photograph taken in Jericho, Andrei Diaconu Main Image Credit: Page 24, The Oxford Student... Read More
Science and Technology·27th March 2019The Remembering Wildlife book series and the struggle for conservation Bethan Thomas This week I attended a talk at London’s Nikon School – just off Oxford Street – given by Margot Raggett,... Read More
Culture·24th January 2019Art for all: what art can do for those with nothing Catherine de Guise The Jam Factory’s new exhibition Below the Spires aims to bring attention to homelessness in Oxfordshire. Featuring photographs of Oxford... Read More
Culture·27th October 2018Oxford Maths Institute welcomes Oxford Photo Society Rachel Kevern Formed in 1889, the Oxford Photographic Society is one of the oldest photographic groups in the UK. It is a... Read More
EntertainmentFeatures·2nd May 2018Festival feature: 3 of Europe’s best art festivals Rachel Kevern This one’s for the culture vultures. With a blend of creativity and culture, the combination of an art festival with... Read More
Entertainment·11th October 2017The Drive to ‘Air Drive’ Sree Ayyar Buildings, cars, more buildings and more cars, all fly past as I speed through downtown, in the scorching desert heat,... Read More
Entertainment·6th September 2016The OxStu End-of-Summer Arts Competition 2016 OxStu Art and Lit are delighted to announce that our End-of-Summer Arts Competition is now accepting submissions! The summer vac... Read More
Profile·21st January 2022Michael-Akolade Ayodeji: The Man, The Myth, The Legend Dania Kamal Aryf Image description: Michael, clad in a patterned shirt and a beret, smiles for the camera. In a crowded corner of... Read More
Culture·14th February 2020People make the best subjects Josh Boddington Image description: A man sleeps in a chair on a beach in front of three propped-up small boats Photographing people... Read More
Culture·25th January 2020Visions of Oxford: Film Swatches Xander Haveron-Jones Top Image Credit: The Radcliffe Camera, Alex Haveron-Jones Main Image Credit: Page 25, The Oxford Student... Read More
Culture·13th October 2019Why do we take photos in art galleries? Catherine Jamieson The National Gallery first allowed visitors to take photographs of its paintings in 2014, basically because they realised that the... Read More
Culture·30th January 2019Review of ‘Below the Skyline’ at the Jam Factory Tess Eastgate Polaroid photos have long been the preserve of arty students and Cellar-goers. Homelessness Oxfordshire, however, has subverted this: their new... Read More
Features·2nd November 2018Digitisation of Knowledge? Joanna Vestey’s Conditions of Knowledge Exhibition Kimberly Glassman Image Credit: Kimberly Glassman What are the conditions that allow us to use and store knowledge? What supports (both physical... Read More
Food and Drink·28th May 2018Three of the best Instagram food accounts to follow Claudia Rowan For those of you who use Instagram regularly, food is, I assume, a prominent feature in your feed. Whilst many... Read More
Features·2nd May 20183 great travel photographers to follow now Rachel Kevern Looking for a way to keep the wanderlust at bay over exam term? Travel photography has long been one of... Read More
Entertainment·12th February 2017Ken Russell’s ‘Teddy Girls and Boys’ Ella Holden “What’s wrong with teddy girls?” asks the headline of the 1955 article which opens this exhibition, and indeed, one might... Read More