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Tuesday 13th January 2026
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Falling out of Louvre
In spite of recent events, the expected heightened security was nowhere evident.
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Beatrix Arnold
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The cost of ‘free’: How streaming undermines the value of music
Monthly subscriptions may seem affordable when compared to vinyl, but the cost quickly accumulates.
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Ruaridh McEwen
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2025 releases you may not have seen (but definitely should)
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‘Dark, revealing, gripping’: In conversation with the cast of ‘JACK’
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The Art of Deception: YBAs
Cherwell's guide to blagging the Young British Artists
Best of Cherwell Flickr
Check out Cherwell's Flickr page at http://www.flickr.com/groups/cherwellphoto/
Cracking news for Oxford residents
Wet weather causes huge rupture in Oxford Road
Know Your Thesp: Georgina Hellier
A glimpse at those treading the boards of the Oxford theatre scene
Burning Down The House@Babylove
Luke Barratt encourages Oxford to bring their jukebox money to Babylove
Focus on…new opera
Heather Young talks to Chris Garrard, composer of The Handmaid's Tale
Hilary Drama: An A to Z
Cherwell Stage looks ahead to what Oxford's theatre scene has to offer for the coming term
PPEists Pla-to the crowd
Alexander Woolley talks to the writers of a philosophical musical
Review: Africa
Emily Hislop explores Storytime with Grandpa Attenborough in Episode 1 of 'Africa'
Wherefore art thou, Cameo?
Alexandra Sutton takes a closer look at the art of ‘the walk-on’ in both classic and modern cinema
Said Business School hosts Oxford Climate Forum
The Oxford Climate Forum will focus on the future of climate change with a number of high-profile figures speaking.
St Anne’s launches bike lending scheme
A number of cycles has been bought by the College to be used by students throughout the term
Interview: Bowling For Soup
Bowling for Soup bassist Erik Chandler talks longevity, mixing work and play and Pythagorean theory to Anna McIntyre and Elystan Roberts.
The Miserables
Jack Graham explores the different attitudes towards musical theatre.
Made in Chelsea: Series 4
Becca Meier asks how much more of this tired sub-soap format we can take
If You Liked… Album by Girls
In a new regular feature, Marc Pacitti recommends an artist on the basis of a well-loved album
Norwegian Wood
Daniella Shreir takes a look back at twenty-two hour summer days in Tromøya and Oslo
The Peter Pan(to) Effect
Heather Young ruminates on a very British tradition
Review: Ripper Street
James Fennemore pines for Jack in this soulless Ripper drama.
Review: Restless
James Fennemore takes a look at the BBC's latest spy thriller adaptation
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