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Claims of antisemitism against local Green Party politician By Zaman Keinath-Esmail CW: antisemitism, discussion of the Holocaust The organisers of Sunday’s ‘Free Palestine’ protest and the
Wadham announces new Warden By Eoin Hughes CW: Child abuse Wadham College has announced its new warden will be Robert Hannigan, former Director of GCHQ. Mr Hannigan
'Free Palestine' protest draws crowd of hundreds in Bonn Square By Zaman Keinath-Esmail CW: antisemitism On Sunday afternoon, hundreds of protestors gathered in Bonn Square to listen to speeches and stand in solidarity
College stances on post-Trinity term residency revealed By Blue News Various Oxford colleges are contacting their students to set out whether students will be permitted to stay in residence after
'Free Palestine' protest draws crowd of hundreds in Bonn Square By Zaman Keinath-Esmail CW: antisemitism On Sunday afternoon, hundreds of protestors gathered in Bonn Square to listen to speeches and stand in solidarity
Madrid’s Divisive Regional Elections Reinvigorate the Spanish Centre-Right By Duarte Amaro On Tuesday, the 4th of May, the people of Madrid went to the polls. After the centre-right president of the autonomous community,
Palestino By George Hancock Illustration by Iona ShenClub Deportivo Palestino – Palestine Sports Club – surely arouses a few questions at first glance.
Summit Attempts Steps Towards Climate Mitigation By Mia Clement On April 22nd 2021 President Joe Biden invited 40 world leaders to a virtual summit on the climate crisis. Heads of state,
How Lost is Labour? By Guy Ward-Jackson Last week’s by-election in Hartlepool, a Northern constituency in county Durham – and until recently the epitome of
Conversations on race: anti-blackness and the school campus By Sarah Akintunde As early as I can remember, my parents pushed me to invest in my education. They told me, ‘you have to work twice as hard
The Oxford Bubble of Privilege: How do we Burst it? By Rachel Prince Illustration by Rachel Prince Once we get into Oxford, we become privileged. Regardless of who we were before and where we
Stories of Second Generations: The ‘Ugly Betty’ effect By Tosin Olusoji Illustration by Rosa Bonnin “Hi. Are you the before?” Asked the blonde, slender Amanda Thaten to the approaching ‘Ugly’
John Mangia: Bringing "The Queen's Gambit" to life By Ollie Banks The Queen’s Gambit (2020) is Netflix’s most watched miniseries to date. Perhaps an unlikely contender, it combines a tragic
Impossible Interviews: If We Could Interview Anyone By Alannah Burdess . Illustration by Ipsita Sarkar. People have the ability to inspire us from beyond the grave, behind the bars of a prison
Otmar Szafnauer on Aston Martin’s return to Formula One, Drive to Survive and the future. By Alannah Burdess Otmar Szafnauer, Team Principal and CEO of Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One team, appears on my laptop over Microsoft Teams.
Edozié Izegbu is making digital art real By Ollie Banks When I sit down with Edozié, my cracked glass screen protector and 4000 miles between us, he immediately greets me with the
Orestes at the Playhouse : A (virtual) product of its time By Alice Main To say that this production of Orestes is a product of its time would be an understatement. This is emphasised by the virtual
From djent to jazz - a review of The Last Three Seconds by Voronoi By Phoebe Savage I remember vividly the last music festival I attended: ArcTanGent, August 2019. As the name suggests, this event brings together
Lend me your ears: a review of Julius Caesar By Francesca Duke Julius Caesar tells the story of the plot to assassinate one of Rome’s most infamous dictators, and the subsequent anarchy
Comfort Reads: (Oh God!!) not Jane Eyre again… By Jessica Steadman Yes, it is certainly a bold move to decide to write about one of the most universally hated books ever. Bringing up a love
'You want me to park that Big Mack Truck…' where now? By Ellee Su Whenever my friends bring up our sex education, it always becomes a laughing matter. Isn’t that slightly concerning? Sure,
Ask Aunty Annabel: Negotiating the friendzone By Bella Stock Illustration by Iris Bowdler Dear Aunty Annabel I’ve got a crush on a friend of mine (I’m a masters’ student,
More than just shoots: the Green Party surge in local elections By Max Spokes Photo by Michelle Mendieta Mean. Whilst much of the media’s attention last weekend was on the Labour Party’s failings
“She doesn’t deserve to go to Oxford.” By Lottie Page I’ve reached the midpoint of my degree as a second year Classics and English student, and I love my work. But there’s
Ask Aunty Annabel: Negotiating the friendzone By Bella Stock Illustration by Iris Bowdler Dear Aunty Annabel I’ve got a crush on a friend of mine (I’m a masters’ student,
More than just shoots: the Green Party surge in local elections By Max Spokes Photo by Michelle Mendieta Mean. Whilst much of the media’s attention last weekend was on the Labour Party’s failings
More than a Fairytale: Ten Things I hate about U(nicorns) By Jessica Steadman Okay, I know ‘hate’ is a very strong word. My mum used to tell me that to hate someone is to wish that they were dead,
Same storm, different boats: class and climate By Max Spokes A common falsehood in climate talk is that we’re all in this together. Manifestly this is not true. Just like with Covid,
