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Sunday 29th March 2026
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‘We’re all writing for screenshots these days’: In conversation with Jonathan Liew
When the call connects, Jonathan Liew spends the first five minutes asking me instead about whether you can get through an Oxford tutorial having not read the book your essay is about and what the news diet for students my age looks like.
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Natalie Tan
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OURFC crush Cambridge to sweep Varsity 2026
Stepping out onto the field carrying the weight of a historic rivalry is one...
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Sophi Hayes-Hoyle
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A matchweek with the OURFC Blues
Oxford is starting to wake up, a couple of cars and the occasional runner dotted about the roads.
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Finbar Dinnen
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Away day blues: The impact of unfamiliar territory
With Varsity season fully underway, conquering the complications of an away day is key to a successful display of Oxford’s sporting superiority.
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Ben Murphy
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Cupsets, drama, and humiliation on the road to Iffley
After the shock exit of the holders, will the football pitches of Oxford see another surprise?
Is F1 about to hit the barriers?
Samuele Volpe wonders if Formula One has wandered blithely into an existential crisis
Real Tennis: Tennis, but not as you know it…
Introducing one of the oldest sports in the world – a game that was ancient when Henry VIII picked it up
All in the timing: heat turned up on Qatar 2022
Despite human rights violations and FIFA corruption, Qatar’s biggest challenge is heat
Twickenham calling: Blues gunning for five in a row
With a month until the Varsity Match and tickets now on sale, Cherwell Sport looks ahead to the biggest game in university rugby
OUAFC Women thrash Cambridge 5-0
Shoe the tabs: Oxford women’s football team smashes Cambridge in BUCS thriller
Catz sports teams sign up to anti-homophobia campaign
St Catz sports teams to take part in #RAINBOWLACES anti-homophobia initiative
“This running malarkey was harder than I had anticipated"
Running 13 miles is no mean feat – one of the runners who took to the streets for the Oxford Half Marathon recalls her experience
Swimmers about to dive in to Cuppers
Novice inter-college event set to take place tomorrow at the Iffley Road Sports centre
Oxford’s jockeys fall at the last against impressive Tabs
The Oxford team performed admirably in an incredible day of racing at Newmarket racecourse
Runners criss-cross Kent countryside in training camp
Oxford University Cross Country prepared for an important Michaelmas just outside of Tonbridge
Oxford cyclists impress in Bristol
The season started well with cyclists placing as high as third in Bristol climbing event
First Varsity hurdle fast approaching
Mid-October’s Varsity horse race is on track to wow Newmarket
Sports to look out for in Michaelmas
We give you the lowdown on new sports to get involved in the upcoming year
British athletes’ success bodes well
A review of the 2014 European Atheletics Championships in Zurich
6 ways to get involved in sport at Oxford
With Freshers' week on the horizon, Anna Murphy runs through her top tips on getting involved in the sporting scene amongst the spires
Women’s boxing: Knocking prejudice out for good
Summer Taylor provides an insight into female boxing and the prejudices it has to strive to overcome
What can we learn from the Commonwealth Games?
Ruth Akinradewo looks back and analyses how the athletics panned out after an intriguing competition
It’s back already: A Premiership football preview
With the big kick-off (no disrespect to the lower leagues) almost upon us, Jacob Rabinowitz takes a look at what the coming season may have in store
In defence of the Commonwealth Games
Anna Murphy argues that, despite many early jokes at its expense, Glasgow's sporting festival was an exciting and worthwhile event
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