Sarah Karacs, Author at Cherwell

Czech-ing out the phantoms of the Republic's past

Sarah Karacs runs into a living legend in Prague

Prague and Oxford: both as bizarre as each other.

Trying to step off the beaten, touristy, track

Our travel journalist Sarah Karacs, now in Prague, takes a look at the disturbing message in Prague's tween magazines

Sarah Karacs questions the popularity of Helene Hegemann's German bestseller "Axolotl Roadkill"

Norway: the miniature ponies, the swans and the mildly disturbing black metal music

Ticket inspectors have left European blogger Sarah Karacs less than impressed

Healthy secularism or the encouraging of prejudice?

Our new blogger works for Der Spiegel's English speaking website. Each week a different issue from a fresh perspective.

Sarah Karacs describes how she finally discovered a passion for Czech Beer

University tuition fees are to be frozen for at least five years, Westminster promised this week.

The trial of an animal rights activist collapsed yesterday after the jury failed to reach a verdict.

Students at Christ Church have voted to add The Sun and The Daily Mirror to their JCR newspaper subscriptions.

The future of the Varsity rugby match is safe, as a new sponsor stepped in this week to back the historic game between Oxford and Cambridge.

Three Oxford colleges have failed to complete construction work on schedule.

Edward Higginbottom, leader of New College's Choir, has been appointed as Britain's first ever Choral Professor.

Sarah Karacs