Oxford needs an education fit for the times
Climate change is shaping today’s world. Oxford’s curricula can ignore it no longer.
Managing an eating disorder shouldn’t entail putting my education on hold
NHS failings mean sufferers are feeling obliged to suspend their studies
Repealing the 8th: a movement for all generations
All generations need to engage in the upcoming Irish abortion referendum
It is time for Corbyn to go
If you proudly announce to me that you voted Labour in the last election, you don’t get it
Kevin Rudd: ‘An apology without a strategy would have been a...
Ten years after apologising for the persecution of Aborigines, the former prime minister of Australia explains why the current policy is going nowhere
Why I won’t be participating in trashing
What do shaving foam, glitter, flour, eggs, raw meat, talcum powder and silly string all have in common?
I’m deleting Facebook, for your benefit as much as mine
All of us contribute to making algorithms dangerously accurate
Don’t delete Facebook – wise up
We should bring a healthy dose of scepticism to what we encounter online
Britain must take firm action against Russian aggression
Britain's increasing isolation on the world stage makes it an easy target
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Wes Anderson’s films are nostalgic for the present
For Daniel Gonsales, Anderson’s playful films pair loneliness with joy.
Childhood’s Clarity in ‘The Ocean at the End of the Lane’
The Ocean at the End of the Lane opens with an epigraph from Maurice Sendak, “I remember my own childhood vividly… I knew terrible things. But I knew I mustn’t let adults know I knew. It would scare them.”
Oxford should not accept billionaires’ vanity projects
Oxford’s continued acceptance of donations by the super rich like Blavatnik is rotten to the core.
Top Five Must-See ‘Coming of Age’ Films
"‘Coming of age’ isn’t just an umbrella term for drippy films caught up in teenage drama"
The Taste of Success
Julia Alsop speaks to MasterChef finalist and Oxford PhD student, Nawamin Pinpathomrat
