“It could have been worse”: the danger zone of sexual harassment
Implicit in every catcall is a recognition that my existence in your world is limited to how much voyeuristic pleasure you can derive from my body. You are reminding me that by leaving my home I am apparently consenting to being sexualised by total strangers. It is symptomatic of a wider culture whereby female existence can be seen as a medium for male gratification.
Permanent Private Halls: the good, the bad and the ugly
Marnie Ashbridge demystifies the rumours about life in a PPH and highlights the financial challenges that they are facing without the status of an Oxford college.
THRIVE OR SURVIVE? Experiences from Year Abroad
BERLIN - Marte van der Graaf
I didn’t want to
go on a year abroad at all. I remember telling my mum at the end of...
Oxford’s Divestment Shame
There is a certain irony in studying,
researching, or teaching at Oxford, one of the world’s leading institutions of
higher education. This irony manifests itself especially...
How Ukraine’s comedian-president is reshaping national identity
What is the future of Ukraine's wary yet hopefully electorate?
