Culture
A Future in the Light of Darkness review: Imagined engines of desire
Modern Art Oxford’s exhibit Frieda Toranzo Jaeger: A future in the light of darkness counters the potential for automated vehicles and social media algorithms to consume our future reality. With...
Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poet’s Department: Who tortures the poet?
The most tortured love affair on Taylor Swift’s new album is her relationship with...
Christian Atheism by Slavoj Žižek review
‘And what did the twentieth century want with religion, already well worn and threadbare...
The Oxford Fashion Gala: A stellar display of talent
The evening of Wednesday 8th May brought a show that transcended the limitations of...
Film around the world: Germany’s The Lives of Others
I’m sure that those of us who studied A-Level German back in the day...
Oxford in ten objects
Annabel James follows a BBC initiative celebrating the local history.
Top 10: Drama Finalists
Cherwell picks out ten stars of the future from this year's finalists
Review: A Chaste Maid in Cheapside
The Edward's Boys bring Cheapside into Somerville chapel
Feature: The Next Dimension
Rebecca Treece dons her 3D specs and stares into the future
Feature: Best out of show – 2010
Benjamin Kirby sifts through the blunders and oversights of the Oscars
Photo Blog: Magic Seven
Our final photo blog this Hilary Term, but don't forget to send all your fantastic vacation snaps to [email protected]!
No spills and no thrills
Jenny Winders is bored to distraction by the latest release from the Cussler production line
Putting the pits into Pitt Rivers
Our Exhibitions Editor finds that size matters when it comes to 'world savine' voodoo dolls.
Review: Bent
A poignant script, interesting staging and the odd song make this one to watch
Review: Blood Wedding
A bloody ambitious effort, says Vanessa Lehner
Review: ‘Love’ by Angels and Airwaves
Not quite worth the hype, says Sam Pilgrim
Sound of the Underground
Christian Bridge talks to The Sunshine Underground
Preview: The Revenger’s Tragedy
Treachery, lust and murder in the Exeter chapel
First Night Review: Little Shop of Horrors
Let down by a talented but under-rehearsed cast
