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Wednesday 3rd December 2025
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Distance does make the heart grow fonder
Three months into my year studying abroad, I am reminded why I chose Oxford University in the first place.
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Poppy Littler-Jennings
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We must separate Church and University
Financially, culturally, and quasi-judicially, the Church of England remains part of the furniture in both the city and the University.
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Lilly Law
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It’s time we woke up to the failures of the NUS
The Cambridge SU's disaffiliation is a reminder that the National Union of Students is not fit for purpose
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Archie Johnston
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What Britain needs is meritocratic elitism
Want to tackle the issue of social mobility? Look to primary and secondary education, not Oxford University
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Alexandre Guilloteau
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The week that was: Cash for Cashmore
What happened, what the papers said, what now
‘Europe will either deepen or die’
Robin McGhee talks to former Lib Dem leader Lord Ashdown about the party, the coalition, and the future
Blonde Billionaires with Perfectly Coiffed Hair
There's a new breed of candidate in America, one with the potential to defy the Republican Party's stuffy-white-male stereotype
Bibbidy, BOP-iddy, Boo!
The creation of costumes for Oxford bops can make us all wish for a fairy godmother
A Bird’s Eye View of Oxford, Through the Lens of a New York Times Reporter
Sarah Lyall, a New York Times Reporter, tells Alyssa Grossbard about being a journalist at one of the world's most famous newspapers
‘We must save Port Meadow’
Concerned Jericho resident Xenia Sarina Elsaesser studies English and Spanish, St Anne's College
Stressed? Blame the ‘rents
Amelia Peterson talks to psychologist Oliver James about children, Denmark and Oxford wankers
5 Minute Tute: Ed Miliband
Political blogger and Brasenose Politics Lecturer Tom Lubbock explains how Ed beat Dave, and what lies ahead for Labour
Down it…fresher?
If you're reading this with a hangover, you're probably a fresher. If you have a hangover and you're not a fresher, you're probably a...
Oh! Bama, keep on Ba-ROCKIN!
Obama's opponents shouldn't throw a Tea Party just yet.
A view from the (Cam)bridge
Avantika Chilkoti outs rivalry aside, and gives us an insight into The Other Place
The Zurg of British politics
The most interesting thing about Ed Miliband is his face
2:2?! You’ll be hearing from my lawyers
Did you get a 2:2 despite going to literally some lectures? You may have a case against your tutors.
The Big Society’s big secret
Recruiting unpaid Olympic 'Games Makers' is the greatest sham on earth
Which Miliband will it be?
Thoughts on Labour's mammoth leadership election - 134 days and counting.
A Plethora of Celebrations, the Proliferation of Vacations
A comparison between the British and American institutions of Public Holidays
Latin: neither dead nor dying
The increasing popularity of Latin in state schools is an excellent thing, but it is not adequately reflected in Oxfordshire
I’d rather be at Brookes than be a hack
OUCA is just the Union for virgins
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What's so special about being 19?
Balancing the spirit level
The book that made equality the new political battleground.
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