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Image description: people standing in front of a Korean food store at nighttime Nostalgia isn’t something that hits right after you’ve had an eye-opening experience. I feel that it didn’t hit me at all when I first arrived at Oxford from Korea. I was just excited to start a new life at a university I’ve […]
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Image description: a coffee mug on top of a tablecloth in the sunlight A good coffee is something like alchemy — people in the industry obsess over incremental adjustments in roasting, dosage, grind size, extraction rate, and a myriad of other factors which dramatically change the drinking experience. I’ve had coffees that tasted like blueberry […]
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Image description: a food market stall, filled with various fruits I’ve always been a relatively picky eater, although I eat a lot. I’m perfectly happy to eat the same meal every day – in fact I did, all the way through secondary school. That chicken and bacon pasta slathered in mayonnaise still haunts my dreams. […]
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Image description: the Royal Blenheim, a pub in Oxford With my new found authority as a finalist and a long standing love of pubs, I felt that the start of my third year was an appropriate time to impart my carefully-curated-pub-related wisdom. So if your fresher’s flu is on the mend but you can’t quite […]
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Image Description: A Nintendo Switch, playing Stardew Valley, on a desk next to an LED keyboard. As we come to the end of the second national lockdown, many of us, especially those who have been isolating, have been forced to entertain ourselves. Video games are a brilliant way to do this. Multiplayer games allow us […]
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Image Description: A person reading a book over lunch This week, Sarah Moorhouse asked OxStu contributors to tell us about their favourite pieces of short fiction. Perfect to enjoy over breakfast or a quick tea break, these compelling reads will transport you away from a dreary lockdown lifestyle. Helena Aeberli: Francoise Sagan’s Bonjour Tristesse Francoise […]
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Image description: Four album covers from the list Music is often a form of escape, and we could all use a little escapism right about now. That’s why our music editorial team have put together their mix of favourite songs to keep you dreaming of times beyond lockdown, and get you through the dull days. […]
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