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Five ways to ward off Union hacks
Struggling to ward off Union hacks? Look no further for guidance: Ava Doherty has you sorted.
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Being loved in a loveless environment
Ava Doherty reflects on university friendships – and laments how it can often feel like a loveless environment
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A homely solution to stress
Sometimes the strangest methods are the most effective.
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Ssh…here’s the debrief on gossip.
Gossip – does it have redeemable qualities, or is it simply inexcusable? Amy Lawson discusses.
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You can hack the spice!
What are the right ways to enjoy spicy food without upsetting your stomach?
Lady Pat R. Honising: Fretting Fresher
Dear Agony Aunt,I wondered if you could give me some of your hard-earned advice. I have finally had the slap in the face realisation...
Cherpse! Felix and Kaitlyn
Felix Westcott, 1st Year, Medicine, St Peter’s Kaitlyn was super nice and I really enjoyed taking the time out from revising to talk to get...
To the Barricades! – via Waitrose
"It's not free, love." I looked up from my third slice of sunwarmed, spongy Hovis, and into the narrowed eyes of a middle-aged white woman...
How to spot a Northerner – a handy guide
We’ve all heard legends of them. The mythical, aggressively friendly, Greggs-eating species of humans that populates the hills and valley of the uppermost reaches...
‘Just Good Friends’
Is it possible to be Friends with Benefits and it not end in tears? Here's how to keep your heart safe.
Nuns n’ Rosaries
The highs and lows of growing up Catholic.
I miss (E)U
What do you do when half your life is in the European Union, and the other half is about to leave it?
Spoons? Spoons.
An exploration of why we love Britain's most quintessential student pub chain.
Homesick
Home is a feeling of control and safety, a sense of contentment and quiet, peaceful joy.
‘What it means to be a cornerstone’: life at an all girls’ school
What does it mean to be a polished cornerstone, and can we make sure it's not something sexist?
And you thought it’s bad over here…
The educational segregation in this country that you didn't even know was happening .
Flexitarians: Weird but OK?
Is flexible vegetarianism a more sustainable path towards a healthier planet?
Popping the all-boy bubble
How much do the benefits of an all-boy education outweigh the costs?
My Cup Runneth Over
One environmentally conscious bleeder's tricky situation may shock the reader.
Can you take the heat?
Whilst friendly and warm, the pressure can often be too much in the academic hothouse that is all-girls grammar school.
From Paris with Love
"If we can do this, we can do anything."
A letter to: My closeted self
To myself, but hollow, It was a wild ride getting to the place we’re at right now. You spent the first seventeen years of your...
Life at an Oxford PPH – communal or claustrophobic?
‘Yeah but it’s not a real college.’ Sound familiar? For us PPH dwellers it definitely does. Whether it’s a snobbish remark or, as is...
Coldplay heating up
The death of being embarrassed about playing Coldplay in the shower
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