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Interviews
A Walk with Uncomfortable Oxford
The social enterprise project Uncomfortable Oxford gives us a sneak preview to their four tours of Oxford’s history.
Sundry Style with Sam Nowell: Summed Up and Sussed Out
Over a pint of Guinness and a cup of tea, I asked Sam about his new collection, the importance of identity, and why you shouldn’t sum people up.
Diversifying Politics With Nailah Ranjan
Nailah Ranjan, a representative of the Diversify Politics at Oxford campaign, discusses the opportunities and challenges to, and prospects of, decolonising Oxford’s curriculum.
Gender Violence, Feminism and Artemisia Gentileschi
Interview with LDG founder Luisa-Maria MacCormack about art and gender violence.
Behind the Scenes with Songs From The Old World: Shows We Wish We’d Done
Oxford’s theatre community proves perpetually innovative in the face of current restrictions. 00 Productions are back with another virtual show, “Songs of the old world: shows we wish we’d done”, a cabaret comprised of songs from shows which have been affected by COVID-19 in some way. The event is in aid of three charities: Artists Read More…
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.
Sundry Style with Jamie Ferguson: A Fashion Photographer of Quiet Ebullience
Osian enjoys an interview with menswear photographer Jamie, a mustachioed man who talks to him like he’s an old mate.
“I sconce anyone who only got into Oxford because they are black”, an Interview with Barrister Alexandra Wilson.
My interview style seems, in hindsight, to be somewhere between babbling and obsequious. I was anxious to meet Alexandra, she is a celebrity on legal Twitter alongside the likes of the Secret Barrister and Joanna Hardy. I flicked through my notebook which had long winding questions about her time at Oxford, her journey to the Read More…
James Carville on the US Election – “All hands on deck. We’re going for the big one here!”
James Carville, the Democratic Party’s most outspoken political strategist, provides his take on the party’s prospects in November’s presidential election: an upbeat outlook supported by the polling data.