Ellie Apostolidi, a finalist at Oxford, reflects on the inadequacy of the Oxford education for the modern labour market.
The student groups organising the vigil – Oxford Disability Society, Oxford Students Palestine Solidarity, Oxford African and ...
Nigel Biggar, Regius Professor Emeritus of Moral and Pastoral Theology at the University of Oxford, wrote, on 17th August, a ...
Oxford academics have signed an online statement “opposing punishment of Nathan Cofnas for whistleblowing.” They have been ...
Luke Erly reflects upon his experience inside the Oxford Union debate which considered whether 'the West is right to be ...
Are paintings advertisements for feelings? Hockney’s 1969 A Bigger Splash certainly feels like one. To a contemporary viewer, the painting is mid-20 th-century Los Angeles envisioned. A world of ...
Every year, millions of graduates across the world proudly wear long robes, dark gowns, and mortarboard caps covering their heads. This modest attire symbolises academic achievement, intelligence, and ...
An interview with Dr Krushil Watene, a Māori scholar of tribal communities of Ngāti Manu, Te Hikutu, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei and the Pacific Island of Tonga (Hunga, Vava’u). Dr Watene is the Peter Kraus ...
In anticipation of The Haunted House, an original play by Turtle Theatre Productions, The OxStu decided to catch up with director Louise Guy. Just to start us off, could you tell us a bit about Turtle ...
Each year thousands of MBA students from across Europe gather at Hautes Études Commerciales (HEC) Paris to compete in a contest of physicality, strategy, and a glory recognised by almost no one. The ...
Holywell is the Oxford Student’s weekly music column, published every Sunday for your reading pleasure, covering music across genres, eras, and scenes. This week, Katrina Roach reviews the latest ...
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