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Wednesday 9th July 2025
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I gazed at the mountains encircling my mother's hometown. I had been travelling in China for a month, constantly apologising for my broken Chinese. My mum once told me...
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Life divided: collections
Nicola Dwornik describes two different takes on the termly ‘collections’ experience
The Oxford interview: a helper’s view
Ramani Chandramohan sees the process from the other side of the desk a year on from her own interview
Holidays: Cherwell Visuals competition
Whether you spent the vac away or at home, send your holiday art to
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Restaurant review: Mildred’s
Amy Booth reviews a refreshingly impressive vegetarian restaurant in London
2016: the year in food
Emily Beswick and Sam Purnell pick their five most unforgettable food moments
Recipe: as American as apple pie
Julianna Lewis reflects on two Christmases on either side of the Atlantic
Windy colours
Emma Leech recalls her encounter with Henry the homeless artist and his unexpected colour palette
An Indian Christmas feast
Gitanjali Sharma recalls the Indian dishes she sampled around the Christmas dinner table this year
Recipe: Chanukah doughnuts, a user’s guide
Rachel Korn explores one of the festival’s most popular food traditions
Christmas around the world: Hungary
Rosie Gyorfi speaks about her celebration of Hungarian Christmas traditions in the UK
Recipe: Let the festivities be-gin
Julia Alsop shares a trio of sparkling winter cocktails to liven up your Christmas celebrations
Christmas around the world: Austria
Jack Schofield discusses the (sometimes terrifying) festive traditions of alpine Austria
Recipe: festive gingerbread stars
Emily Beswick suggests a great teatime snack, or thrifty Christmas gift
Recipe: A duo of warming Christmas drinks
Sam Purnell shares his favourite two drinks to enjoy this festive season
Conquering the Varsity ski trip
Susannah Goldsbrough feels as though the Varsity ski trip is even more gruelling than an eight week term at Oxford
From cocaine to porcelain: how one homeless person escaped crime
Michael Jacobs meets one of Oxford's many homeless people to hear his life story, from crime to happiness to the streets.
Mirror synesthesia
Verity Crane examines the unusual phenomenon of suffering from too much empathy
The reality of homelessness in Oxford and the imperative of helping
William Rees-Mogg discusses the city’s problem and the efforts to address it
A night at the clubs: Hypnotize
James Lamming is put in a trance by the Isis' budget-friendly club night
How to beat Fifth Week blues
Richard Birch and Cat Bean discuss nine ways to relax amidst the Oxonian madness
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