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Anvee Bhutani is the former Editor in Chief of The Oxford Blue, having also held a variety of roles on the editorial and business teams. She is a graduate of Magdalen College having read BA Human Sciences and is originally from San Francisco, California. To reach out to her, please email anvee.bhutani@gmail.com.

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Anvee Bhutani Feb 19, 2026 13 min read
Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Lord Peter Mandelson.

Sir Anthony Seldon has become very used to this sight by now. Cabinet briefings, outspoken party grandees, and agitated backbenchers are all signs that have…

Varsity Bound: An Interview with the Oxford Netball Captain Abi Moss

Anvee Bhutani Feb 19, 2026 5 min read
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Abi Moss is netball mad. A fourth year Chemist, and now Captain of Oxford University Netball Club (OUNC), she has been playing netball since she…

Risk Appetite: On the Cinematic Dining Experience

Anvee Bhutani Feb 18, 2026 7 min read
A food fair at the 626 night market at Santa Anita park (in Arcadia, California)

“While watching a film, you laugh with others; you cringe with others. In a sense, even the imperfections remind me of being at home, reacting…

Brick Dreams

Anvee Bhutani Feb 18, 2026 3 min read
Brick Dreams

They won’t let me encase myself in a brick. By them I mean me; I mean myself. Projected, of course, onto the greater, wider public,…

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