An anonymous source told The Oxford Blue that rebels have demanded a Cabinet reshuffle or the PM risks losing further support among his backbenchers.
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Zaman Keinath-Esmail explores the interplay between facts, feelings, and liberalism’s failings.
We have had mobile phones for almost fifty years, social media in some capacity for the last twenty, and the iPhone for thirteen. For most, day-to-day life is so bound together by technology that it…
Sarah Lewis reviews Declan McKenna’s ‘highly listenable, and yet thought-provoking’ new album Zeros.
It recently occurred to me that there are several similarities between my experiences of my maternal Irish family and those families detailed within the Homeric epics. At the very least, having such an extensive family means I’m not bad at keeping track of the countless names and relationships between characters in the Iliad and Odyssey.
In order to remain at university, we’re required to pass: nothing more, nothing less. With this most basic incentive, why would anyone sacrifice social or extra-curricular activities in order to come out with anything better than the lowest pass mark possible?
Across film genres, soundtracks shape and support the genre and message of the film. Film composers employ various techniques when writing scores, but they all ultimately create tracks with structures that grow and evolve with the film’s motifs.
Oscar Jelley discusses the influence of the BBC on people’s cultural preferences, contrasting it to the user generated algorithms in streaming sites such as Netflix.
Keir Maclean questions the government’s recent response to COVID-19.
The University of Oxford has released a statement confirming that plans to repurpose the sports halls at Iffley Road Sports Centre as teaching spaces have been abandoned. The statement says that the sports halls “are…
Alex Miller analyses what the normalisation of relation between Bahrain and Israel means for the Middle East.