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“Witty as well as ornamental”: Notes on the Female Experience at Oxford

by Alice State February 14, 2023February 14, 2023

Sublime Drizzlings: My case against Paddington

by Chloe Smith February 9, 2023October 22, 2023

Always Hungry, Columns

Bath’s Food

by Bea Munro February 2, 2023

Land Justice

by Molly Scrase-Kings February 1, 2023February 1, 2023

Home Food

by Bea Munro January 27, 2023January 27, 2023

Always Hungry: Christmas Dinner

by Bea Munro November 30, 2022November 30, 2022

Everyday Oxford: Warhammer Wednesdays

by Jessica Mason November 30, 2022November 30, 2022

Of No Fixed Land : The Northern Ireland Protocol “Problem” is a Lie

by Alice Emmett November 26, 2022

Everyday Oxford: Pursuing Passion on the Big Screen

by Jessica Mason November 23, 2022November 24, 2022

We’re Not, Like, Endangered Animals

by Hannah Davis November 22, 2022November 24, 2022

The Empathy Project: Breaking Bread and Bringing Peace

Lucy PollockJun 8, 20259 min read

The Empathy Project: Breaking Bread and Bringing Peace

The Empathy Project is a new student initiative, created in Hilary Term 2025, by two students: James, who is Jewish, and Maryam, who is Muslim.…

Right Here, Right Now: Global Climate Summit comes to Oxford

Lucy PollockJun 7, 202512 min read

Image of a Right Here, Right Now panel looking towards the stage where speakers are sat.

“Right Here, Right Now is a global climate summit bringing together leading thinkers and practitioners at the intersection of climate change and human rights for…

Flavours of Home: Tempura, a Metonym

Zac YangJun 7, 20253 min read

Flavours of Home: Tempura, a Metonym

Zac Yang reflects on tempura and growing up without a food culture, finding identity not in tradition, but in the rootless and cosmopolitan nature of…

One Way Street: Parasocial Relationships

Molly FaulknerJun 7, 20256 min read

Woman filming herself on a phone, presumably making a TikTok.

‘Rather than inventing parasocial relationships, social media can be seen as merely changing the type of parasocial relationships we form. If we consider the COVID-19…