Jeevan Ravindran
Onyx Magazine launch celebrates Black voices
Onyx Magazine, which highlights the voices of Black creatives, with a particular emphasis on British Black students, held the launch of its second edition,...
Vote swaps: the heart of tactical voting
As the UK goes to the polls in what is dubbed the “Brexit election,” some Remain voters are going the extra mile to make...
No home, no vote, no option
“Same old, same old as far as I’m concerned,” said
46-year-old Shamen Hazzard, a rough sleeper in Oxford, dismissing the prospect
of voting in this year’s...
Oxford Migrant Solidarity calls for more inclusive access policy
Oxford Migrant Solidarity hung a banner of solidarity from the Bridge of Sighs on November 23, as an act to demand equal access to...
Brookes talk cancelled following transphobia row
Oxford Brookes University cancelled a talk by British conceptual artist Rachel Ara on Monday, following allegations of transphobia.
The cancellation came after the Oxford Brookes...
Pitt Rivers launches LGBT+ History Month
The Pitt Rivers Museum will stage a launch event for LGBT+ History Month on Friday (November 15), to kick off celebrations for the month...
Liberal Democrats accused of using misleading data in Oxford East campaign
The Liberal Democrats have been accused of misrepresenting their position in the polls in certain constituencies, including Oxford East, by using misleading data from...
Keble reverses ball accommodation decision following student pressure
Keble College has reversed its decision to refuse students onsite accommodation during the commemoration ball on June 27, 2020. The move comes after students...
Keble Ball faces access concerns over accommodation cost
Keble College faced accusations of inaccessibility this week following an announcement that students would not be provided with onsite accommodation during the college’s Commemoration...
Police call for witnesses over transphobic stickers
Thames Valley Police have called for witnesses after a slew of transphobic stickers were posted around Oxford city centre.
In a statement on their website,...
Lord Mayor of Oxford backs Extinction Rebellion
The Lord Mayor of Oxford, Craig Simmons, has backed Extinction Rebellion’s call for environmental action in London.
In a video published on the organisation’s...
Homelessness: An Undying Crisis of Invisibility
On a Tuesday afternoon on Bromley High Street, in London’s most south-eastern borough, It doesn’t come as a surprise to witness many of the homeless...
Oxford University tops global rankings for fourth year running
The University of Oxford ranked first in the Times Higher
Education (THE) World University Rankings for the fourth year running.
According to the data provider,...
“Love will always win” – Paris celebrates Pride
"It is June 28, 2019 and the 38-year-old is one of tens of thousands of people who have turned out on the streets of Paris to celebrate Pride, or “La marche des fiertés” in French – a day which belongs to the LGBTQ+ community and gives them a chance to express themselves in the most public way possible – with a celebration of love, dance, music and festivities that has now spread around the world."
