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When the line-up for performers at Exeter College Ball was released, most did not know what to make of this ‘Steam Down’. A group...

Rare for the teen drama genre, the show, much like its sketched source material, is taciturn like an actual shy teenager.

"Since the Academy was founded, it has flourished, taking in students from the age of just 6 and delivering a range of classes in disciplines like acting, singing, dance and public speaking...When the pandemic began, Laura tells me how all their classes moved online, providing great solace to all the students of the Academy and allowing their creative education to continue."

Featuring more than 150 postcards with orange hearts comprising of words of kindness, solidarity, and welcome, the exhibition was launched on 28th July in conjunction with the 70th anniversary of the Refugee Convention of 1951.

"'Half Baked' passes the Bechdel test with flying colours. It is truly a feminist triumph and is so refreshing to see an all-female cast on an Oxford stage—something of a rarity, especially in the genre of farce." James Newbery reviews the first live post-Lockdown show in Oxford, "Half Baked" by 00Productions at the North Wall Arts Centre.

"Prizes included in the latest raffle hopes to promote local businesses, with prizes including a bag of coffee beans from The Missing Bean and Jericho Coffee Traders, a pair of tickets for an event at The Bullingdon and an £849 touring bike donated by Cycloanalysts."

As part of their zero carbon initiative, Oxford City Council has taken its first steps in creating the world’s first Energy Superhub, known as...

What to expect during your first foray into Oxford drama

The sweet taste of victory is enough to convince rowers that all that hard work might actually be worth it

Matthew Roberts explores the different faiths of modern Oxford, as presented in the exhibition Those Who Follow

College launches scholarship for student from Caribbean nations in recognition of slave-built wealth

Charles Britton is abducted by laughter in 'Lights Over Tesco Carpark'

Eimer McAuley proposes a solution to remedy increasing cuts to cultural services in the UK

Annual living costs for students at Oxford top those at Cambridge by over £4000