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Tuesday 25th November 2025
Oxford's oldest independent student newspaper, est. 1920
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What I discovered when I started reading French books
My most hated subject at school was French. I mean, I hated every subject – the only thing I remember liking in all my years at school was the...
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Ben O'Brien
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‘An evening of refined fun’: ‘An Ideal Husband’ reviewed
An Ideal Husband is a guaranteed evening of refined fun. Carfax Productions’ take on...
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An architectural tour of the Schwarzman
The product of a controversial £150 million donation, the new Schwarzman building is a...
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One of the most urgent films of the year: ‘Urchin’ review
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Review: Green Day
We review Green Day's long-awaited new album '21st Century Breakdown'
Review: Alphabetical Order
This newspaper-centred farce is just like OxStu, only funny.
Udder
A play about milk addiction
Interview: Ruth Padel
Cherwell talks to Ruth Padel, Oxford's new Professor of Poetry
Review: Childish Sophistication
Jonathan Sims looks at sculpted wooden toys by Ian McKay and silkscreen paintings by Catherine Rayner
Review: Awaydays
Cherwell aims a kick at Holden's offering
Top Five Films to…make you laugh irritatingly loudly
A comedic twinge for filmic fiends
Interview: Bombay Bicycle Club
Cherwell chats to the band at the Great Escape Festival
Uncooping diverse talents
Chickenshed: a company destroying social divides through drama
Fit Fiction: Shakespeare’s Men
Our contributor gets hot under the collar for Willy's dramatic creations
Review: This is India
A British gap-year student goes to India in this new production
All’s Well That Ends Well
Shakespeare's Blackest Comedy in Magdalen College Gardens
Interview: Holy Fuck
what the Fuck is up with this music scene?
Interview: The Sunshine Underground
we bring a little bit of Sunshine into your life
Review: The Pitchfork Disney
Almost as good as that bit in Bambie where his mother dies
Review: As You Desire Me
Not a play for theatre-goers desiring anything substantial
Review: Angels and Demons
Is the new Dan Brown flick hellish, or simply divine?
Review: Synecdoche, New York
Pericles Megas takes us through Charlie Kaufman's latest offering
Designs for a Happy Home by Matthew Reynolds
Will Small reviews a novel about interior design, not just upholstery
Every Man out of his Humour
Edwin Black reviews a Ben Jonson comedy
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