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Oxford comes together to mark Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day

The city of Oxford came together to mark Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day this week, with a service at the Oxford War Memorial on St Giles’ and a ceremony outside Oxford’s Town Hall.  Speaking ahead of the city’s commemorations, Oxford’s...
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The Vice-Chancellor’s oration lacks a story

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Professor Tracey's attempt to not ruffle any feathers produced a speech full of contradictions.

Student voices must be heard

Today’s youth are tomorrow’s future. It’s about time we were treated as such.
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It’s time we stopped fussing over university rankings

To combine all the factors that might influence someone’s decision-making into an aggregate score obscures as much as it illuminates.  
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The Greens must revive Oxford’s leftist scene

Student Greens are missing a crucial opportunity to challenge Oxford Labour Club's top spot in left wing politics at this University.
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Take it from me, there are worse things than Oxford

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If you feel things are tough for you at Oxford, try to hold on to the little moments that remind you how lucky you are to be here.

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What does a Ruskin artist actually learn? A graduate’s perspective

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Create, critique, repeat? Polina Kim...
Books

Why we’re obsessed with Greek myth retellings

In every bookshop today, from Blackwell’s to Waterstones, an unmistakable pattern emerges: Greek myth is everywhere. Madeline Miller’s Circe and The Song of Achilles, Natalie Haynes’ A Thousand Ships...
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Down the rabbit hole: illustrating ‘Alice in Wonderland’

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has long proved an endless source of inspiration to illustrators. Hundreds of artists have illuminated Lewis Carroll’s vision, with many viewing it as the crowning...
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The performance of watching: Cinema in the Letterboxd age

While watching Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another (2025) a few weeks ago, I found myself asking a rather disturbing question: “I wonder what people on Letterboxd are...
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Grieving in Oxford: Tips from a bereaved student

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Grief touches all of us, and yet none of us in quite the same...

Sport

Ethics versus economics: The WTA Finals in Riyadh

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I am a tennis aficionado....

The BBC’s dying sports coverage is hurting Britain

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The President’s Challenge – the...

Austria, the Allianz, and applause: How we make spaces divine

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Oxford Sailors take on the Celtic Sea

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