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Friday 4th July 2025
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Tiny Love Stories
I gazed at the mountains encircling my mother's hometown. I had been travelling in China for a month, constantly apologising for my broken Chinese. My mum once told me...
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Intellectual manspreading? Male students of feminism
If I had to choose one, I’d say my favourite part of studying a...
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Ben O'Brien
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When a small sweet treat becomes a big problem
I can’t walk past the Covered Market without feeling inexplicably drawn to Moo-Moo’s. The...
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Ellie Clare
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How to quit social media without losing your friends, or your mind
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Great people, shame about the sheep
Robin McGhee likes the Welsh but the glorious landscape leaves him cold. And very very wet
Sharing a cup and sharing a story
Brendan James discovers the real pain behind the statistics of human casualties in the West Bank
The doctor will see you now
Libby Derbyshire chats with TV doctor Christian Jessen about fans, his body dysmorphia and wanting to be a film director
Heading to the Shag-Cam
Tom Seaward puts his dignity on the line to help you flirt with the Bodleian's finest fitties
The Pussycat that got the cream
Becca Webb talks to Kimberly Wyatt, ex-Pussycat Doll, about talent shows, the Wireless Festival, and her famous legs
Oxford’s Best: Burger
Cherwell begins its quest to find Oxford's best food and drink. This week we're searching for the town's choice cheeseburger
A lesson in longevity
Cherwell watches Ionesco’s
La Leçon
at the Théâtre de la Huchette in
Paris
, where it has been performed nightly for more than 50 years
Video Milled the radio star
Helen Pye chats with Scott Mills about gay rights in Uganda, stalkers, fireworks and a few missed alarm clocks
Can I blag you a drink?
Cherwell puts their liver at risk and loses their dignity searching for seven days of cost-free inebriation
How about you, Ben Dover?
Helen Pye negotiates the racy world of Lindsay Honey
Restaurant Review: Gee’s
Our reviewer finds the Banbury Road converted greenhouse a haven of style and calm
Launch of can ban poster plan
Oxford City Council and police have launched a poster campaign to publicise the ban on drinking in the city centre. The posters will be...
The Fog of War
A rare gem of a film doing the tour of select cinemas across the country at the moment is Errol Morris’ The Fog of...
University Cricket – Surrey Fail to See the Light
An unbroken ninth-wicket partnership of 39 secured a draw for Oxford UCCE on day three of their game against Surrey. Chasing 350 to win...
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