Identity Archives - Page 9 of 15 - The Oxford Blue

Tattoos, Piercings, and Reclaiming My Body

by Caitlin Cooper June 1, 2023June 1, 2023

Abercrombie & Fitch: A Cautionary Tale

by Yasmin Irving March 7, 2023March 7, 2023

A Letter to White Women

by Thisuri Perera February 22, 2023February 22, 2023

Oxford Speaks: Experiencing Queer Joy

by Evie Craggs, Charlie Bowden, Bella Done, Amelia Wolf, Spike Greenwood, Callie Phillips, Finn Emmens-green and Benjamin Danet February 13, 2023June 14, 2024

Seeing Spilt Milk: A Queer Feminist Exhibition

by Evie Craggs February 6, 2023June 14, 2024

‘A Grief Unlike Any Other’: My Experience of Diagnosis

by Caitlin Cooper January 31, 2023January 31, 2023

Does That Pronoun Bring You Joy?

by Amelia Wolf January 23, 2023June 14, 2024

Period activism with a pink price tag

by Teresa Mainzer January 20, 2023January 20, 2023

Divinity in a Dish

by Trisha Purnaiya January 16, 2023

Pushing Past the Elephant: Getting into Student Journalism at Oxford

by Sophie Lord December 31, 2022December 31, 2022

streetlights, part 2

Sharon ZhangJun 12, 20254 min read

streetlights, part 2

“I have this kind of repeated dream where I’m in a car, fleeing from the kind of thing that Clementine Kruczynski manic-pixie-sex-dolls flee from, something…

Is Reading Still Relevant?

Erin BridgewaterJun 12, 20253 min read

Person Reading Book and Holding Coffee

“At a university built on reading, in an age where machines can do it for us, do we still believe reading matters?” Ngoc Diep (Alice)…

Musings of a Media Lover: Lucy Dacus and Love Songs

Millie ActonJun 12, 20256 min read

This image shows a picture of a sunset from an Oxford college, with the building in the foreground.

‘Even an album about love, something I think I hear too much about, sometimes, is made unique at the hands of Lucy Dacus’. Millie Acton…

Crocodile Tears: A Love Story in the Age of Surveillance

Ava DohertyJun 12, 20253 min read

Crocodile Tears: A Love Story in the Age of Surveillance

“The real heartbreak here isn’t being deserted. It’s being remembered incorrectly.” Ava Doherty reviews Natascha Norton’s new play, Crocodile Tears at the Burton Taylor Studio.…