Max Long
Walking the Old Ways with Robert MacFarlane
Max Long discusses landscape, people and place with Robert MacFarlane, author of The Old Ways
NUS Referendum declared void
A Junior tribunal has declared the referendum invalid after evidence of foul play was revealed over the weekend
Country Diary: Shotover
'Places are not the same by night. They are transformed. Shapes and forms take on different sizes, colours and shades. Perspective becomes blurred, sounds sharper'
Country Diary: The Water Meadow
“Under no circumstances should any students enter the Deer park. We will treat this extremely seriously”
Country Diary: Wytham Woods
'In such a forest there is of course much more than visual pleasure; there’s the sound of wind bending and creaking age-old timber, or the whiff of damp leaves, the smell of air, damp, imbued with life.'
Country Diary: Port Meadow
'Port Meadow is steeped in myth; it’s the unploughed landscape, the land earned from resisting the Danes, a sacred spot where the Freemen graze their cattle'
Yes please
Max Long argues in favour of staying affiliated with the National Union of Students in the upcoming referendum
Union Librarian Resigns
Kostas Chryssanthopoulos offered his resignation this evening after storming out of Thursday's debate in protest against the Union President Ben Sullivan
Union Librarian walks out of debate
Turmoil engulfs the Oxford Union Society as the Librarian Kostas Chryssanthopoulos speaks out against the President
Queen of Spain visits Oxford
Queen Sofia attends a Colloquium and a formal meal at Exeter College
Union take back decision to cover President’s legal fees
Standing Committee vote to withdraw a motion to pay for Ben Sullivan's £1,200 legal expenses amidst concerns over Union Rules
The 160th Varsity Boat Race: Live Blog
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We must reassess our approach to international students
Spanish student Max Long discusses international students, the fees they pay and the cultural aspect of their time at Oxford
Cherwell investigates: Oxford’s international students
Are international students at Oxford treated fairly? Should the university provide more support?