Molly Ross writes about the importance of eco-friendly period practices for a sustainable lifestyle. She runs through lots of options on how to do this from reusable tampon applicators to period pants.
Health and Wellbeing
Easing Out of Lockdown
The condition we are in now is likely to drag on for many more months to come; instead of thinking “I will do this and that after lockdown”, try thinking “I’m going to find a way to do it now.”
How to Deal With Panic in a Fast-Paced World
No man is an island, but within a panic attack, it certainly feels like you are one.
The Best Places to Run in Oxford
Jessica Searle shares her favourite running routes in Oxford, organised by running ability.
Letter to Past Me
It’s the July-2020-you writing from the future. Don’t gasp. I just want to make sure you’re not acting like an idiot like I was.
The Non-Cyclist’s Guide to Cycling in Oxford
Oxford is synonymous with bikes almost as much as books. In fact, you’re probably more likely to get hit by a bike than a car while trying to cross the road. But cycling in Oxford, while it might take a while, really does make your life a whole lot easier.
Running in Oxford: A Guide for First Timers
You were never a runner before. In fact, you laughed at friends who got out of bed more than 15 minutes before a morning tutorial to fit in a quick run, and even more shockingly, seemed to enjoy it. But ever since lockdown, when it became trendy to head out for your state-permitted daily jog, Read More…
Missing Out on a Summer in Oxford
The effects of the pandemic almost seem somewhat amplified in this environment. The streets in Oxford are now deserted. Social distancing has made people more distant, and not just physically.
DIY Haircuts: Don’t Be Scared of the Scissors
Whether you decide to shave it all off, give yourself a trim, or – and this is the most dangerous of all self-inflicted haircuts – cut your own fringe, the temptation to experiment at the beginning of lockdown was too great for many to resist.
An Evolving Study Space
Studying from home is sub-optimal for most of us, but we find ourselves stuck in the position of having to make the most of it.