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Tiddlywinks, Quidditch, and Psychedelic Drugs: Inside Oxford’s Strangest Student Societies
It’s Monday night. My friends have invited me to go clubbing, my essay is overdue, and I can’t remember the last time I got...
I chose Oxford over free education in Germany. Here’s why.
If you asked my parents why I applied to Oxford, they would tell you that I was a little too obsessed with Harry Potter...
Life at an Oxford PPH – communal or claustrophobic?
‘Yeah but it’s not a real college.’ Sound familiar? For us PPH dwellers it definitely does. Whether it’s a snobbish remark or, as is...
Pro-life students have a right to speak out at Oxford
Anna Branford warns that the way in which she was shouted down by Oxford SU campaigners at a recent pro-life event sets a dangerous precedent
The scout system at Oxford must be scrapped
Michael Shao argues that scouts, paid a pittance and often treated quite badly, remove any sense of privacy and adult independence at university
Oxford Women beat Cambridge Men in Triathlon Varsity
Matt Roller speaks to Lucy Farquhar about an historic Varsity victory
Review: Common People Oxford
Oxford’s May Bank Holiday festival offering is sun-drenched and musically eclectic
Why should Oxford students vote for your party?
Cherwell Investigations asks Oxford’s student political societies to defend their parties’ records and why they deserve your vote
Time to put a lid on it
Although alcohol can bring people together, it can also leave a fair number of people on the outskirts of social settings.
2022 – A Year in Review
"Here is our selection of 2022’s drama, disaster, and craziness and what I, the Cherwell team, and the University community had to say about them."
Diary of a temporary typhus patient
"I will likely be the best looked-after Typhus patient in history, which makes me feel perversely fortunate."
Special Report: Merton tops 2021 Norrington Table but rankings show link between college wealth and academic performance
Merton College, described by students as “where fun goes to die”, has lived up to its reputation for high academic attainment by topping this...
Think Pink
I could sit here and leave you in awe with cancer statistics and scare you half out of your mind with story upon story...
The ‘Foxification’ of British news: the impact of new right-wing media in the UK
"Even though the stringent regulation of broadcasting in the UK means that these networks will not be overtly one-sided or spread ‘fake news', they are worrisome. A new fixation on ‘opinionated’ and ‘politicised’ news commentary will feed into ‘bubble culture that isolates viewers in echo chambers." Biba Jones discusses the entrance of GB News and News UK TV into the British media landscape.
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