Forever in Our Hearts, The Legacy of Vine by Lizzie Harvey
Like it or
not, Vine’s legacy is undeniable. Despite shutting down in 2016, its online
cultural...
Most Oxford students’ lives right now are defined by
uncertainty. Will we be faced with an online Michaelmas as well as Trinity? When will we
be able...
Proposition - Eleanor Ruxton, Keble College
The last election was, for many, the political equivalent of being stuck between a rock and a hard place. Those...
Readers don’t want to read an essay. If they did, they would be scouring SOLO instead of flicking through a newspaper. The majority simply want to know if buying a ticket translates into a fun evening out.
Speakers include Sam Gyimah, who is speaking on the opposite side of the no confidence motion since last year, and right-wing American commentator Candace Owens.
As occurs every year around results day, stories are run about students choosing lower-ranked universities over Oxbridge. This year, one student made Guardian headlines by deciding to attend Leeds instead of Oxford. Was it the correct choice?