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Review of Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony

by Swathi Srinivasan December 10, 2022December 10, 2022

Is Digital Art Making Art Creation More Accessible?

by Amelia Wolf December 10, 2022December 10, 2022

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Backseat Lovers

by Swathi Srinivasan December 3, 2022December 3, 2022

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The Taylor Hawkins Tribute: A Play-by-Play

by Swathi Srinivasan December 3, 2022January 15, 2023

The Problem with the Internet’s Oxford

by Charlie Bowden December 3, 2022December 27, 2022

Love in Literature

by Alice Clara State November 29, 2022November 29, 2022

Sconcing, sharking, shoeing the tabs: a review of ‘POSH’

by Ayaat Yassin-Kassab November 27, 2022November 27, 2022

The Oxford Festival Orchestra: Interview with Felix Kirkby

by Elspeth Knight November 25, 2022November 25, 2022

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Forty years at the top of French rock: Nicola Sirkis surprises Oxford.

by Anonymous Contributor November 24, 2022May 5, 2025

Books That Made Me: To the Lighthouse

by Liberty Brignall November 24, 2022

Bad Bunny and Being An Immigrant

Shixin ZhaoMay 21, 20256 min read

Street of San Juan, Puerto Rico at night. The streets are dimly lit.

“Se oye al jíbaro llorando, otro más que se marchó”   I liked Bad Bunny’s new album. Not so much the reggaeton– no, I’m too…

Saying What Is—But Knowing What Matters

Isolde SellinMay 20, 20256 min read

image of several stacks of newspapers

“Journalism must reckon with the reality that it cannot reach everyone with facts. However, it must not abandon its core values in the pursuit of…

Cowley Flavors: Za’atar Bake

Shixin ZhaoMay 20, 20256 min read

This image shows a street sign which reads 'Cowley Road', against a brick wall.

‘Laughter, light, aroma—everything is so alive in Za’atar. ‘ Shixin Zhao reviews the well-loved Middle Eastern restaurant Za’atar Bake in Cowley, and converses with the owner,…

Why Kafka’s The Trial Still Resonates, 100 Years On

Joshua McGillivrayMay 20, 20258 min read

The Trial illustration

“The novel is akin to a Rorschach test: its ambiguity provokes the reader to creatively participate in the book by forming their own interpretation.” Joshua…