Oxford’s Bronze Award for Racial Diversity is an undeserved accolade
"As students we should try and get involved at the earliest possible stage to facilitate real opportunity for talented students"
Casual racism is endemic in Oxford
The lazy, demeaning discourse of male Oxford students who fetishise mixed-race women is unacceptable, writes Millie Chu. We must start treating it as such.
New colleges would improve Oxford’s access problem
They would demonstrate that this University is open to change
Our JCRs are essential to creating a democratic student environment
Saying JCRs are irrelevant is to dismiss the positive changes they implement
Oxford must change its essay obsession
The weekly grind of Oxford has detrimental effects on our learning, our mental health, and society at large
Oxford’s access problem runs deeper than statistics alone
Presenting Oxford’s social inequality as a number gives the impression it can be solved through a bit of adding and subtracting
We should not be afraid to celebrate the St. George’s flag
There is distinct difference between bigoted nationalism and a sense of national pride
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