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Wednesday 5th November 2025
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Fashion around Oxford – Iggy Clarke
Iggy Clarke, the president of the 2025 Oxford Fashion Gala, shares her style secrets and where she’s shopping right now.
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Antonia Rogers
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Look up! Statues and gargoyles in Oxford
Walking around Oxford you often feel like you’re part of the city’s tourist attraction....
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Maxim Vorobev
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Plaques and Peripheries: The Search for Oxford’s Women Writers
Every morning on my way to college, I pass through the cobblestoned, crowded St...
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Aditi Upmanyu
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‘Extremely funny and emotionally intense’: ‘Your Funeral’ at the Burton Taylor Studio
Your Funeral is Pharaoh Productions’ debut play written by Nick Samuel, about the last...
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Charlie Bailey
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Squaring the vicious circle HRSP
Our Books Editor reviews Eugene Rogan's impressive 'Arabs a History'
Drama Briefing
Our regular bulletin giving you the lowdown on jobs, plays, workshops and other dramatic titbits.
Toying with our emotions
Cherwell finds that behind the merry title lies a disturbing show
Hilary’s dramatic highlights
Our Stage Editor takes a look at what's on stage this term.
35 years since: Blood on the Tracks
Alistair Smout takes a look back at one of Bob Dylan's most enduring musical achievements
Video: The Magic Toyshop
A rapid look at the upcoming Playhouse show
Review: The Road
Admirable, but can never quite follow in the novel's footsteps.
Review: Daybreakers
It should never have seen the light of day
Top 10: Marketing Managers
These people are Oxford's answer to Maurice Saatchi
Review: Ed Ruscha – Fifty Years of Painting
Annabel James visits the retrospective of one of the most influential and pioneering American artists
Review: Sherlock Holmes
A reworking that actually works
A Decade in Music
Cherwell's Music Editors pick the best albums of the noughties
Book Review: Wolf Hall
Our Books Editor is underwhelmed by this year's Man Booker Prize winner
Interview: Lucy Caldwell
The award-winning playwright talks about the beginnings of her career
Review: Turner Prize 2009
Annabel James explores this year's entrees to the ever controversial Prize
Panto, ‘Puss’ to Pamela Anderson
Christmas pantomime has long pushed the boundaries, Maximus Marenbon discovers
An Evil Empire?
What Rage Against The Machine's Christmas Number 1 really means
Review: Kienholz – The Hoerengracht
Amsterdam's Red Light District is brought to London by Nancy and Ed Kienholz
Review: Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2009
Katrina Kwan recommends this free annual photographic portrait exhibition
Review – A Level Drama Showcase
Finola Austin heads back to school to see what A Level Drama has to offer
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