Bailey Finch-Robson and Jade Calder both give their perspective on the Christmas vacation.
Author: Anvee Bhutani
Oxford Brookes investigating alleged rugby social where players gathered and voted on women’s nudes
Oxford Brookes University has launched an investigation into the Oxford Brookes Rugby team after a confession message claimed that rugby players collected and shared explicit pictures of girls before voting on the best ones.
Christ Church replaces meat-eating with vegetarianism as default diet
Chirst Church JCR passes a motion to replace meat-eating with vegetarianism as the default diet, requiring meat-eaters to apply for a diet card.
Oxford Students Protest in Solidarity with Indian Farmers in Largest Global Protest in Human History
Students gathered in University Parks today to protest three new agricultural bills that were recently passed by the Indian government and are largely being criticised as anti-farmer.
Christ Church apologises after serving beef-containing sweets at Diwali Dinner
At its Diwali dinner this year, Christ Church served Haribo Goldbears, which contain beef, for which it has now apologised.
This 17-year-old is showcasing the beauty of South Asian heritage
A Pakistani-American teen is using her Instagram account @desigirlaesthetic with over 60k followers to showcase and preserve South Asian culture.
Desert Island Picks: Meet the Media Team!
Anvee, Thea, William, Louis and Nathan, the Media editors, introduce themselves through their desert island picks!
Bookstores are disappearing. COVID-19 was the last straw.
Since the tech boom of the 1980s and 90s, tech has continued to revolutionize all facets of our lives as it renders one thing after the next obsolete. From cassettes to DVDs, to watching Netflix and being addicted to the 6-inch supercomputers that live in our pockets, technology regularly phases out the old and replaces Read More…
Art Amidst the Pandemic
Anvee Bhutani interviews recent fine art graduate Helena Greening on her experiences of working in lockdown. This is the first of the culture team’s new interview series ‘Meet the Creatives’.
Big Brother is watching – now more than ever
Anvee Bhutani explores the increase and development of surveillance technology.