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Little Women Review: These Women Have Spirit

by Emmeline Armitage January 25, 2020August 3, 2024

“Anti-fascist”: A Difficult Word for the Italian Government to Say

Nick Marshall Mar 19, 2025 9 min read

“The Italian constitution, written in 1947, outlaws the reorganisation of Mussolini’s “dissolved” Fascist party. Despite this, fascism in Italy never disappeared, it just found new…

The Ten-Minute Night Out

Eleanor Ware Mar 18, 2025 8 min read

Photo of a statue outside the Sheldonian Theatre. The statue has a girl's eyes and fringed superimposed onto it, and is wearing a sash that reads "Class of 2025"

“Am I boring? Yeah, probably. Such is the reality of final year at Oxford.” Eleanor Ware discusses a rare night out, and the shenanigans which…

Diaries of a thought son: ‘Handsome but not my type’

AJ Mar 17, 2025 4 min read

An oxford building in the background, a book in front with a LGBTQ pride flag as a bookmark. It is a symbol for queer academia.

‘When I love, I love hard, and I think that shines through to those closest to me.’ Jaami Al-Choudhury discusses queer dating in Oxford.

Objectifying Oxford – Varsity Signs

Antonia Rogers Mar 16, 2025 4 min read

An open bag with books and everyday objects falling out.

“I never thought that football would remind me of my childhood passions, or what I gave up to be here.” Antonia Rogers reflects on her…