Tom Beardsworth
Brasenose put their trust in the bust
Bust of former JCR President will be the college’s mascot on University Challenge
Peter Huhne doesn’t deserve notoriety
Tom Beardsworth argues that the press has purposefully conflated the public interest with what interests the public
A Theory of Justice broadens its horizons
Production team which put on A Theory of Justice are looking to expand the musical beyond Oxford
Holocaust talk at Brasenose
Eva Clarke, whose mother survived Auschwitz, talks to Brasnose's Ashmole Society
Union opens its doors to Assange
In Union talk WikiLeaks founder speaks of 'The Fifth Estate,' the Ecuadorian embassy and protests
Assange invite sparks protest
The Wikileaker, currently seeking sanctuary in Ecuador after rape allegations were made against him last year, is to address the Oxford Union. Meanwhile a Twitter war has arisen between Assange's mother and an Oxford student.
Review: Dancing on the Frontier
Tom Beardsworth reviews Oxford student Nico Hobhouse's first travel novel, 'Dancing on the Frontier: Travels by Land through China and Tibet'
The top 10 best things about going home
Tom Beardsworth explains what's wonderful about escaping Oxford life
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Police looking into Nazi salutes at Bannon protests
An Oxford student filmed the men who were part of a counter-protest
Autumn by Ali Smith: a seasonal portrait of post-Brexit Britain
The first book in Smith's ongoing quartet reminds us that sympathy is possible in our polarised times
‘Widows’ is a celebration of female grit and resolve
Viola Davis leads a group of kick-ass women in a heist film with a lot on its mind
England’s stubborn faith in Keaton Jennings reaps its reward
The ECB must explore ways to promote the lost art of Test batsmanship at a grassroots level
Salome Review – ‘struggles to take audience into another world’
Tea Party Productions' 'Salome' shows the play's continuing power to unsettle
