Oxford: A tale of two cities
"There are 2 worlds at knuckleheads, grappling over Oxford’s identity."
How can we make the most of Oxford’s eight-week frenzy?
"We have found ourselves in a place where we are surrounded by tradition and glamour, yet we have no time to enjoy it."
“I just like having the stuff”: In conversation with the ‘Crockery Crook’
In the Hilary term of 2023, Oxford was whipped into a frenzy. The trend of the term is what could you get away with...
The Folk Music Revival Must Go On!
"There has been a surge in folk music’s popularity since artists like Phoebe Bridgers and Taylor Swift released albums devoted to the much-loved genre. They have proven that, while folk music is forever attached to its past, it is not incompatible with the now."
A Coronavirus Christmas: Missing Family and Traditions
I’ll miss the little things, most of all: the warm chaotic hubbub of too many people in one bungalow, fighting over who gets the sofa seat with the footrest, and maybe most of all, the smell of cooking wafting from the kitchen.
This House Believes Oxford University is Defined by its Students
Jack Glynne-Jones and Joseph Mochhoury debate whether Oxford University is defined by its students or if it is the other way around.
Oxford University is a risky investment
Michael Shao debates whether he would add the University of Oxford to his hypothetical portfolio of investments
College Insider – Worcester
Everywhere you turn in Worcester, you see Chanel. And no, I’m not talking about thousand pound skirt suits, but the Provost’s West Highland Terrier.
It’s...
Oxfolk review: Interloper
Tom Kitching’s new solo album, ‘Interloper’, is truly one of the undiscovered gems of the English folk music scene. Filled with interesting and exciting...
