Anonymous

"Recovery is confusing - it is not black and white and there is no one who can do it for you. This is where specialist eating disorder services can guide and support you. Recovery is abstract - it is not the same for anyone but that is the beauty of it. ‘Abstract’ is not synonymous with ‘bad’; ‘hope’ is abstract, ‘peace’ is abstract, so too is ‘contentment’."

CW: Sexual Assault, violence, rape. "If I didn’t tell this man to stop, how could he have known how uncomfortable he was making me?" Anonymous reflects on their experience of surprise and unconsented choking, and the line between kink and assault.

CW: Contains descriptions of addiction.  "It’s like jenga. I build a tower, I gradually remove blocks, and then BAM! I collapse." IK reflects on their experiences as an Oxford student with ADHD.

"University administration and the misguided writers of Consent Matters are disconnected from the reality of sexual assault and harassment in Oxford. A course which divorces consent education from face-to-face discussion is ineffective."

Cherwell dives deep into Oxford's clandestine world: Tutors, Tories, bankrolling alumni, and dinosaurs are only the beginning of the world behind doors.

Let us remember the slip-ups, the expense, the rules, and all that we love about wearing black tie

Colleges need to re-think telethon fundraising

Learning that you have to resit your medicine exams is difficult, and it is only made worse by an unfair system

“It started out with a kiss, how did it end up like this?” to quote Brandon Flowers. And by “like this” I mean us...

It's not just about revision – it's about relaxing, recuperating and resting too

"Why would I want to forget?" You'll be in my memories forever.

At some point or another, each of us has had our very own "lecture bae"

The trials and tribulations of a typical Oxford night out

Straight people are an overwhelmingly problematic presence in queer spaces