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·28th July 2022

Musk, money, and a monopoly on influence

Tom Elliott
On Wednesday 20th July, Tesla released its surprisingly good second quarter results, managing to beat expectations on earnings per share...
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OxYou
·15th May 2022

SUNDAY ROAST: NEW VICE CHANCELLOR SAYS ‘YEAH BALLIOL!’*

Rordon Gamsay
Sunday Roast is back, and somehow still just about on time – yeah Rordon! *Not a real quote. Sorry Balliol....
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Gen Z
·25th January 2022

Should TikTok be romanticising the Oxford life?

Millie Wan Marriott
Image description: a romantic scene of Broad Street, Oxford at dusk The Rad Cam – a Virgo or Taurus rising?...
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Comment
·7th November 2021

It’s high time Oxford ditches Facebook for Discord

Jamie Slagel
Image description: the ‘banned’ sign over Oxlove’s Facebook page and an arrow towards Discord Oxford, everyone knows, is old-fashioned and...
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Comment
·1st October 2021

Big Tech + Big Data = Big Problems

Elias Formaggia
Image Description: the logos of Google, Apple, and Facebook aligned horizontally CW: mention of self-harm and addiction I’ve always been...
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Comment
·16th February 2021

Column: Freedom to Tweet?

Clara Morrissey and Dan Harrison
Image Description: Social Media logos on a purple and blue background.  This week our columnists discuss the pitfalls and triumphs...
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Pink
·23rd November 2020

My (not quite) five minutes of TikTok fame

Robert Macilraith
Image description: a silhouette of a hand holds out a phone with the TikTok app open In my time writing...
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Features
·9th November 2020

Activism or ‘Slacktivism’: Can social media really make a difference?

Sharon Chau
In the context of Black Lives Matter, the #MeToo movement, the refugee crisis and countless other events, social media activism...
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Identity
·1st June 2020

The Problem with your Silence

Khaleed Adeduntan
One of the beautiful things about living in the age of social media is the speed at which news can...
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Features
·21st April 2020

Run for Heroes – or for the Gram?

Carlotta Hartmann
Sweaty selfies, videos of impressive loo roll kicking, and photos mysteriously captioned “until tomorrow”. As lockdown keeps people inside and...
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Gen Z
·7th June 2022

Is it possible to BeReal on social media?

Elsie Clark
A few months ago you might have been confused if you were out with a friend, their phone buzzed, and...
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News
·2nd April 2022

Apply to Join The Oxford Student for TT22 – DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL 6 APRIL

Applications to join The Oxford Student for Trinity Term 2022 are still open, and following a reshuffling within our Senior...
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Comment
·16th November 2021

Fake News Incorporated: Can the World Handle Trump’s TRUTH?

Elias Formaggia, Will Neil
Image description: Donald Trump sat at a table signing a document Donald Trump has hurled himself back into the international...
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Features
·9th October 2021

Royally out of date? The changing image of the monarchy

Lewis Knight
Image Description: the front of Buckingham Palace With 4.6 million followers on Twitter and 10.3 million on Instagram, the Royal...
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Science and Technology
·21st May 2021

Technology and teen mental health: are the fears unfounded?

Helen Collins
Image description: a young woman sitting on a couch with a MacBook on her lap and an iPhone next to...
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Science and Technology
·18th January 2021

It’s a riot: the issue of social media regulation

Thomas Morris
Image description: a phone with the Twitter app open on its screen lying on top of a box labelled “HANDLE...
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Profile
·14th November 2020

Womxn on the Move: Gina Martin

Nupur Patel
Image Description: Gina Martin in front of a blue background Trigger Warning: Discussion of upskirting, sexual assault and rape Next...
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Identity
·5th June 2020

Conversations with my (white) friends on the death of George Floyd

Natalina Popat
I saw one of my close friends – who importantly is one of my POC friends – the other day,...
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Science and Technology
·30th May 2020

Technology-keeping the show on the road

Katherine Hearne
There is no doubt that technology has stepped in to attempt to fill the many voids in our lives created...
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