Search for:

Oxford News
- Interviews
Opinion
- Features
Global Affairs
- Outside OX1
- Across the Aisle
Identity
Environment
Sports
Culture
- Film & TV
- Music
- Theatre
- Fashion
- Literature
- Internet Culture
The Blueprint
Lifestyle
Columns
Profiles
The Bluebell
Freshers’ Guides
Contact Us
Mailing List
5 Years of The Blue
Alumni – can you help us?

Instagram
Facebook Page
Linkedin

Skip to content

Instagram
Facebook Page
Linkedin

The Oxford Blue

Oxford University's independent newspaper | A new voice for a new decade | Est. 2020..

Search for:

Oxford News
- Interviews
Opinion
- Features
Global Affairs
- Outside OX1
- Across the Aisle
Identity
Environment
Sports
Culture
- Film & TV
- Music
- Theatre
- Fashion
- Literature
- Internet Culture
The Blueprint
Lifestyle
Columns
Profiles
The Bluebell
Freshers’ Guides
Contact Us
Mailing List
5 Years of The Blue
Alumni – can you help us?

Author Archives: Lily Sheldon

Posted inTravel

The Cultural Phenomenon of The Boomerang Gap Yah

by Lily Sheldon November 15, 2020November 23, 2020

Popular Posts

TikTok and the Death of the Attention Span
My five least favourite books from my English degree
“Music today is worse than it was in the past”: The Debate
The Dutch Elections: a Lesson for Liberals?
The Legacy of Studio Ghibli
Christmas: The Environmental Impacts
Nice To Meet You, I’m A Slut!: A Guide to “Keeping it Casual”
What Bad Bunny Teaches Us About Puerto Rican Politics
Outside OX1 Week 5: Gaza, Kazakhstan and Colombia
Protesters Gather in Oxford to Protest the Proscription of ‘Palestine Action’

Rooted and Restless: Eco-Anxiety and the Inheritance of a Collapsing Earth

Lily Sheldon Nov 19, 2025 5 min read

A photo of a magpie sitting in a tree, surrounded by foliage.

As climate systems collapse, biodiversity vanishes, and the seasons turn strange, the rising anxiety among young people isn’t a disorder. It is a diagnosis.

Rare Aesthetic: getting your first essay back and realising you kind of suck

Lily Sheldon Nov 19, 2025 5 min read

An image of the Radcliffe Camera against a blue sky

“I threw in as much secondary criticism as I could find, hoping desperately that Derrida and Calvino could drown out my voice, or lack thereof.”…

Protesters Gather in Oxford to Protest the Proscription of ‘Palestine Action’

Lily Sheldon Nov 19, 2025 3 min read

Protesters Gather in Oxford to Protest the Proscription of ‘Palestine Action’

On Tuesday 18 November, a group of around 30 protesters met outside the Clarendon Building in central Oxford to protest the government’s proscription of the…

The Dutch Elections: a Lesson for Liberals?

Lily Sheldon Nov 19, 2025 9 min read

The Dutch Elections: a Lesson for Liberals?

On October 29, Dutch voters returned to the polls a lot sooner than they may have hoped. On June 3, after only 11 months in…

© 2025 The Oxford Blue Student Newspaper CIC | A new voice for a new decade | Est. 2020. Proudly powered by Newspack by Automattic Privacy Policy

Instagram
Facebook Page
Linkedin

Go to mobile version