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Sunday 23rd November 2025
Oxford's oldest independent student newspaper, est. 1920
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An architectural tour of the Schwarzman
The product of a controversial £150 million donation, the new Schwarzman building is a dominating new presence for the city and university, built within the architectural patchwork of the...
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Fredrik Mitchell O'Reilly
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One of the most urgent films of the year: ‘Urchin’ review
There are few films which have the power to change how you interact day-to-day...
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Toby Bowes Lyon
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A Sunday in the Park with Marianne.
She wears no rings. Her ears are double-pierced, hanging with astrolabes and star-studded. She...
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Briony Arnott
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Magnolias
Slender boughs tremulous under the weight of tight-lipped buds, pink like dawn’s blushing glow, she peeps...
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Louise Guy
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Review: Ashurbanipal
Alex Wilson was shaken but entertained by the lyricism and expressive choreography of this piece of new writing
Perfect Punting Playlist
Cherwell Music go for a punt and give you some perfect tunes...
Preview: An Inspector Calls
Samuel Graydon previews An Inspector Calls, the Trinity term play from St Hilda's Drama Society, showing on Friday and Saturday of 4th week.
The Office: A Retrospective
Ten years on, Tom Goulding holds a series of interviews with the cast of the award-winning sitcom
Review: Lead Feathers
An ambitious but mature production from the writers of Bluebeard
Review: The Comic Mysteries
Camilla Rees gives three stars to this production of the Comic Mysteries.
Review: The Winterling
Pascal Crowe gives five stars to the first Rough Hewn production of the term, The Winterling by Jez Butterworth.
Review: The Audience
Review of The Audience, a new West End play by Peter Morgan, about relations between the Queen and Prime Ministers of recent years.
Review: Savages – Silence Yourself
Derick J Patterson is blown away by this punk debut
Review: The Great Gatsby OST
Andrew McLean believes in the orgastic future that year by year recedes before us
Interview: Jamie N Commons
Jack Chown talks Songs, the Stones and Stylists with bluesman Jamie N Commons
The Top 12 – 4th Week
Marc Pacitti looks ahead to the top cultural events of 4th week
Review: The Politician’s Husband
Tom Beardsworth enjoys the drama and duplicity of The Politician's Husband — but it doesn't beat Borgen
Interview: Kirsty Wark
Sophie Hall-Luke speaks to the Newsnight presenter about her illustrious career in journalism
Review: Iron Man 3
Is the franchise getting a bit rusty, or does this sequel prove its mettle?
How would Burke have rated Perry?
Henry Tonks ponders over the meaning of culture to conservative politics
Spotlight on…The Winterling
Interviews with the star-studded cast of a little-known play
Preview: She Stoops to Conquer
This genial and spirited play is sure to be a hit
Review: The Oxford Revue & Friends
A fresh take on last Saturday's show which featured the Revue along with the Durham Revue and Cambridge Footlights
Review: ‘The Emperor’s Tomb’ by Joseph Roth
Alexander Rankine admires Roth's raw, unpolished, new novel
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