Theo Hall sheds light on his experience coming to Oxford as a former scholarship holder at Eton college.
Opinion
Trans Day of Remembrance: remembering the dead and supporting the living
“It should not be up to trans people to fix society. It is incumbent upon everyone to work to eliminate transphobia, and to create a truly just and equal world.”
The ‘green industrial revolution’: We’re on fire and Boris will bring a hose (by 2030-ish)
Why isn’t road building called a revolution? Or perhaps we should call that most disastrous project, HS2, the rail revolution. The government has set aside £27bn for road building projects over the course of its (potential) five years in office, whilst the ever-ballooning cost of HS2 is set to top £100bn. The huge sums of Read More…
A Different Class? Oxford needs to address its blind spot on classism
Jade Calder discusses her experience of classism at Oxford.
University of Manchester fences in students
Carol Jones rotes about the lockdown protests in Manchester.
Emeritus Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks z”l: A Great Good Man
Alex Miller writes about the late Jonathan Sacks.
Letters to the Editor Vol 3
Our readers contribute to the debate surrounding remembrance poppies – and also about an apparent oversight on the paper.
Joe Biden: America’s choice, the world’s victory
Ben Owen explores what Biden’s win means for international relations.
Why I refuse to wear the red remembrance poppy
Zaman Keinath-Esmail examines the issues surrounding remembrance day poppies.
‘Disastrous’ – General HR McMaster slams US Afghan Policy at the Union
Oliver Buckingham writes about the realities behind General McMaster’s comments on US peace negotiations with Afghanistan.