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·28th October 2020

Come Together: Joining Student Societies in 2020

Emily Broughton
Image Description: Sign saying “Open” One of my favourite parts of Freshers’ week last year was arriving at the Freshers’...
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·26th May 2019

In and out of college: Where will your social life thrive?

Joe Rattue
College. It’s the place we all feel most at home. It’s where we first meet all our friends in Freshers’...
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·12th October 2018

Did you miss something at Freshers’ Fair? We’ve got you covered!

Erica Yokoyama
Image Credit: Erica Yokoyama Last week, the Freshers’ Fair turned out to be a great success with each college’s freshers...
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·3rd October 2018

Five art and literature societies to look out for at the Freshers’ fair

Rachel Kevern
Image Credit: Jaredd Craig Walking into the Fresher’s fair can feel like one of the most overwhelming aspects of the...
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·23rd May 2018

The struggle for gender equality in Oxford’s political societies

Jake Davies
On 6th February this year, Britain celebrated a landmark anniversary. The day marked one hundred years since the first women...
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·17th October 2017

Biotechnology: bridging the gap between science and entrepreneurship

Josephine Pepper and Thomas Vanderstichele
Biotechnology is at the forefront of the twenty-first century’s biological revolution, developing novel therapies grounded in the mechanisms already exploited...
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Features
·30th May 2014

Mock mêlées, murderous mayhem, and mead meets

Elizabeth Freeman
“You cannot fight if you have drunk alcohol. Also, we do not fight in the dark.” So closes the safety...
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·9th December 2012

Seven Things We Miss About Oxford

Catherine Edwards
After eight weeks amidst the fabled spires, the return home can seem more like a return to Earth – particularly...
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·2nd June 2019

Building Brickston: the Lego Society deconstructed

Joe Rattue
If I told you I spent every Wednesday evening in a basement playing with Lego, you could be forgiven for...
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·15th May 2019

A Who’s Who of WhoSoc – 30 Years of the Oxford Doctor Who Society

James Ashworth
1989 was one hell of a year. In international politics, the Berlin Wall fell after 28 years, one of a...
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·3rd October 2018

Scoping out Freshers’ Fair: The Oxford Student’s personal guide to all the student-run science and technology societies in Oxford

Ella McPherson and Jai Bolton
Image Credit: Photo © Jonathan Billinger (cc-by-sa/2.0) What better way is there to immerse yourself in science during your degree...
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·2nd October 2018

Everything You Need to Know about Oxford’s Student Political Societies, Michaelmas 2018 Term

Kimberly Glassman
Image Credit: OUCA/OULC/OULD Facebook Wondering how to get involved with the political societies at uni? Look no further! Here is...
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Science and Technology
·7th November 2017

Are psychedelics just misunderstood wonder-drugs?

Thomas Pak
“Psychedelics! LSD! Psilocybin!” is not something that you expect to hear at the OUSU Fresher’s Fair. Yet, if you walked...
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Life
·15th May 2017

The OxStu does: the Society of Oxford Ukulele Players

Tom Gould
In the deep underbelly of Trinity college, a revolution is taking place. Every Tuesday evening at 7:30, a ragged band...
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·7th October 2013

How to make it big in Oxford drama

You’ve got the tightly-buttoned shirt, and the black-rimmed glasses. You do an arts subject. You are so close. But if...
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