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Thursday 13th November 2025
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What does a Ruskin artist actually learn? A graduate’s perspective
Create, critique, repeat? Polina Kim interviewed recent John Ruskin MFA graduate Laura Limbourg about the inner workings, of unknown to the public, of the school. Oxford terms are intense. Lawyers,...
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Why we’re obsessed with Greek myth retellings
In every bookshop today, from Blackwell’s to Waterstones, an unmistakable pattern emerges: Greek myth...
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Down the rabbit hole: illustrating ‘Alice in Wonderland’
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The performance of watching: Cinema in the Letterboxd age
While watching Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another (2025) a few weeks ago,...
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God on film
Cherwell's pick of Christian cinema's defining moments
Film meets the maker
Cherwell finds God at the cinema
Cat’s Cream: Week 2
Dauntless investigator Catherine Molony risks degree and heart failure to sample Oxford's nightlife on your behalf. Here are her tips for second week.
First night review: Agamemnon
The Greek play at Oxford. Any good this year?
Chain Reaction
The effect of teen films on the aesthetically challenged
Review: Eagle Eye
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Review: Burn After Reading
Out 17 October
Book Review: A Prickly Affair
By Hugh Warwick, published Allen Lane, £14.99
Blasphemy: Atonement
Each week Cherwell cuts a literary 'classic' down to size. This week: Ian McEwan's Atonement
That much for a dead shark?
Cherwell looks at Damien Hirst's art show/auction
‘Don’t lean on the lectern’
Cherwell attends Kevin Spacey's inaugral lecture at St Catz
Genre Confused
This week Cherwell presents the idiots' guide to Post-Metal
Album Review: Oasis
Dig Out Your Soul, Big Brother Records
The Live Wire: Enter Shikari
The trance-rock quartet put on a formidable live show
A grand old man and his dog
Cherwell gets thespy with Nobel laureates Derek Walcott and Peter Manning
Igor Film Review
A new kids flick in the un-ending tirade of animated adventures hitting silver screens
The World’s A Stage 1st Week
We meet the Bourgeois (in Bourges)
Genre Confused 1st Week
Extolling the virtues of obscure music
An old-fashioned abracadabra
We take a look at the Burton Taylor magic show, Box of Tricks
Album Review: Ani DiFranco
Red Letter Year, Righteous Babe records
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