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Thursday 20th November 2025
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Quod review
A landmark of the High Street, Quod boasts an opulent facade, its name reminding me of my doom on the way to my Latin lectures. And so, when they...
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Beatrix Arnold
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Never safe again: Consent and the college campus
CW: Sexual assault; mention of suicide. When you walk into college on the first day,...
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Anonymous
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Girlhood will not save you
I spent a good deal of time last summer trying to work out why...
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Lilly Law
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Grieving in Oxford: Tips from a bereaved student
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Feminism, history and Suzannah Lipscomb
Millie McLuskie muses on her discussion with the TV historian
Creaming Spires MT Week 1
A pair of star-crossed lovers take their petites morts in sunny Verona
Home or Roam: Seoul, Korea
A guide to Asia's coolest capital from a savvy local
A letter to… my ex
An anonymous epistle to a first partner
On reviving the Dead Sea
Sophie Dowle discusses the cultural importance of this dying landmark
Home or Roam: Melbourne
Beginning our series, Caroline Ritchie chooses the hidden jems of their vibrant, friendly home
Review: Atik
As Park End reopens its doors under yet a new name, Jack Hampton is less than impressed with the attempted rebrand.
Jordan’s dying tourist industry
From her year abroad in Jordan, Sophie Dowle muses on the dwindling tourist industry
Good morning, Vietnam
From rural Mynamar to metropolitan Vietnam: a reverse cultural shock
Plant Only Recipes: a vegan student’s personal journey
Natalie Woodward discusses the health benefits of her decision to go vegan
Courgette and Halloumi Frittata
Jonny Lawrence cooks up his favourite take on the Cypriot-come British cheese that no household can do without
Surviving in Shanghai: Part 2
An adventurous Yorkshireman returns to regail us with more tales of his Chinese experience
Interview: tasting heaven with chocolatier Brandt Maybury
Phoebe Hunt talks to Brandt Maybury, Taste Specialist at Green & Blacks about fair-trade, decadence, and what exactly goes into making the perfect bar of chocolate. PLUS: Exclusive easy recipe for Green & Blacks Organic Sea Water Truffles
It’s Not All Hummus and Halloumi, You Know
One year after returning from Jordan, Jonny Lawrence looks back at all the Middle Eastern foods he can't live without.
France: Qu’est-ce que c’est?
Catherine Turner evaluates what life is like working as an English au pair
What not to do at a music festival
An inconclusive guide for you to print out and tape to your rucksack
My relationship status revelation
How being at university reveals the single-taken continuum
Who is ‘Horn’?
Cherwell brings you the latest on Marginalia’s mystery man
Chilli and Coriander Cauliflower
Jonny Lawrence cooks up a cauliflower classic. Fried and spiced, this side dish works perfectly well as a main or as a starter!
Hello, Myanmar!
And goodbye to the cocktail buckets of Chiang Mai and the ping pong shows in Bangkok
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