Oxford must change its essay obsession
The weekly grind of Oxford has detrimental effects on our learning, our mental health, and society at large
Talk Matters
The way we manage, normalise and talk about mental illness needs to change in order to benefit those who experience it
Mental health support is a question of priorities
The press may scrutinise college endowments, but all of them have the resources to improve their provisions, says Fin Kavanagh
Uni welcomes calls for ‘urgent action’ on mental health services
Oxford has welcomed a Universities UK (UUK) report calling for “urgent action” to improve the coordination of universities and the NHS in regards to...
Oxford ranks sixth best for ‘student experience’
Cambridge ranked below Oxford in five of the Times Higher Education survey's seven categories
Let’s talk about loneliness over the vac
Size isn't everything when it comes to termly breaks
Adwoa Aboah: Dreamgirl
Adwoa Aboah is one of the best role models that the fashion industry has ever produced.
Use of University Counselling Service increases
There were notable increases in problems presented relating to anxiety, self and identity, and transitions
“There is always more that can be done”
Oxford is still some way from addressing its mental health problem, writes Abby Ridsdill-Smith
Let’s talk about: mental health on screen
Despite improvements, the romanticisation of mental health issues persists
Calls for Oxford mental health reform after student suicide
The mother of Andrew Kirkman, a Balliol student who took his life in 2013, believes the University's mental health services are flawed
“There is a social expectation that men should just ‘deal with it’”
It’s time to take men’s mental health more seriously, writes Fraser Macdonald-Lister
Julien Baker ‘Turn out the lights’ review – rawness and painstaking detail
Julien Baker exposes the harsh realities of her mental health struggles, writes Ollie Braddy
“There’s more to life than academic work: I only wish I’d realised sooner”
Róisín McCallion discusses her experiences with mental health and the pressure to succeed at Oxford
