Fin Kavanagh
Have you heard of Al-Aqsa?
A thousand year-old religious site caught fire on Monday – not Notre Dame, another one.
Counselling referral rates among highest in Russell Group
Increased demand has forced Oxford University’s Counselling Service to further reduce the number of counselling sessions per student, with this year seeing an “all-time...
Bhajis, bacteria, and bicycles: inside crew date kitchens
Cherwell obtained copies of the most recent hygiene food hygiene reports from At Thai, Jamal’s, and The Temple Lounge through Oxford City Council, all of which highlighted issues regarding hygiene, cleaning, and confidence in the restaurants’ management.
Minority groups feel the most excluded at the Union, report reveals
The lowest accessibility ratings came from members who “identify as coming from a socioeconomically disadvantaged background” and “disabled members”.
‘The launch was a dream for us’: Onyx magazine releases its first issue
The editorial team hope "the magazine can be a continuing celebration of African and Caribbean culture".
Strictly Straight Dancing: Why millennials no longer watch TV
Young people have switched off the box, could values have something to do with it?
Circus life is no life for animals
In a week where Oxford hosts a circus, should be asking what place do animals still have in these performances?
Somerville all-women panel highlights plight of female refugees
The World Refugee Day discussion comes in a series of panels aiming to give women a greater platform
Protestors call for divestment at Clarendon Building rally
Oxford Climate Justice Campaign called on the University and its colleges to divest from the fossil fuel industry
Mental health support is a question of priorities
The press may scrutinise college endowments, but all of them have the resources to improve their provisions, says Fin Kavanagh
It’s time to talk about hangover anxiety
For many the morning after the night before is dominated by 'The Fear'
