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·22nd September 2021

A historical perspective on sexuality labels

Saga Hillbom
Image description: two fists with “LGBTQ+” painted on the fingers Currently in the 21st century, our identities are often closely...
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·21st May 2021

The Lone Woman: my journey travelling solo

Sonia Richter
Image description: a picture of Bath, taken by Sonia on her travels Early on, I mistook my teenage self for...
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·15th March 2021

Precarity of Protest: the Met’s treatment of women

Melisande Prince-Hodges
Image Description: women at a protest holding up a banner that reads “We Will Not be Silenced”.  [CW: violence against...
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·20th October 2020

Women at Oxford: the Centenary

Maya Szaniecki
Image description: An aerial view of the Radcliffe Camera. October 2020 marks the centenary of female students being allowed to...
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Pink
·2nd February 2020

Am I gay enough yet?

Lauren Shirreff
When I was twelve, I started at my relatively small secondary school, after moving with my family down to Newcastle....
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·23rd October 2019

Gender inequality shown as men dominate lecture lists

Grace Davis
Oxford lecture lists for some of the largest courses in Oxford have once again been dominated by male lecturers. Some...
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·16th May 2019

HP Women in Tech in conversation with the CEO of the Fawcett Society

Molly Archer-Zeff
In April, the Profile section was contacted by technology giant HP with an invite to attend their roundtable event in...
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·2nd February 2019

Opening up women-only scholarships undermines the fight for equality

Meg Howells
Image Description: four female students from Lady Margaret Hall. Last year, the Joanna Randall MacIver junior research fellowship, which was...
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Profile
·19th October 2018

Tawakkol Karman: Nobel Peace Prize winner, activist and journalist

James Ashworth
Image Credit: University of Salford Press Office/Ammar Abd Rabbo In Trinity term last year, I hurried to St. Catz after...
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·17th May 2018

Do it #LikeaLadyDoc: Promoting Gender Equality in the NHS Workforce

Jessica Prince
In 1865, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson made history as the first women to qualify as a physician and surgeon. Since then,...
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·26th May 2021

Revolution ‘Girl Style’ – for whom? Feminist punk’s problem with whiteness

Jade Calder
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·30th March 2021

Lara Croft – Fierce, Formidable, Female

Jess Steadman
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Features
·15th March 2021

International Women’s Day 2021: a girlboss celebration?

Anna Ashkinazi
When International Women’s day was first observed in 1911, women (and sympathetic men) were still starving themselves in prisons across...
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·9th August 2020

The Beauty Industry: it’s time we value women’s economic power

Isabel Fleming
Image description: woman receives face massage with a towel around her head as her skin is moisturised In amongst the...
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Comment
·11th November 2019

Misogyny is Driving Female MPs Away

Jia Yi Tham
As we move into the next General Election, more and more female Members of Parliament (MP) have announced their resignation....
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Culture
·6th July 2019

Funny Females: Where are the women in comedy?

Katie Sayer
I’m sure we all remember the pithy response that Georgia, in Angus Thongs and Perfect Snogging, is given as a...
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·7th April 2019

Cambridge claim commanding victory over Oxford in women’s boat race

Isla Chapin
Cambridge has comfortably won the 74th annual Women’s Boat Race following on from their victory last year. This takes the...
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·19th October 2018

From Rhodes Scholar to first female Warden of Rhodes House: A conversation with Dr. Elizabeth Kiss

Francesca Whitfield
Image Credit: Elizabeth Kiss Dr. Elizabeth Kiss is the CEO and first female Warden of Rhodes House. Having received her...
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Profile
·4th June 2018

Mother of the House, Harriet Harman, on a lifetime in politics

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Harriet Harman is one of the most prominent political figures in recent history. A pioneer of women’s rights and representation,...
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