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Tuesday 13th January 2026
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Going analogue: exploring the aesthetic of curation
If you’ve been paying attention to any kind of media recently, you’ll have noticed it already. The next trend, apparently, is “going analogue”.
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Maya Rybin
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The ghosts of the King’s Arms’ past, present, and future
Ever felt a supernatural presence hovering over you in what claims to be Oxford’s...
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Josephine Stern
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The Gee’s knees: Brunch in North Oxford
Good things often come in threes. Having reviewed both Parsonage Grill and Quod, it...
Food
Beatrix Arnold
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The luxury of political ignorance
PPE at Oxford is often seen as a one-way track to ending up in...
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Morien Robertson
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Bar Review: St Peter’s
Known as the best college bar in Oxford, will the Cross Keys live up to expectation?
Review: Branca
Ibaad Alvi enjoys the chic Walton Street restaurant, especially the wonderfully named manager
The melting pot of the Middle-East
Zena Agha went to explore the 'seven circles' of the Jordanian city of Amman
Review: MTV’s Snack-Off
A new TV show about junk food is exactly what food TV needs.
Down it fresher!
Niluka gives you a whistle-stop tour of Oxford's finest spots for a drink or two
My hair-raising challenge
Sairah Rees, charities rep at St Anne's, explains why she's shaving her hair off for charity
Prisoner in the Caucasus: Turkey, Georgia and Armenia
Naomi Polonsky recounts how a drunken joke became an unforgettable trip
The delights of being a Buda-guest
Morgan Harries discovers the delights of Budapest and kindly requests that everyone else leaves it well alone.
Cleaning bins at Reading: An Education
Reading old-timer Kyran Schmidt shares some interesting titbits picked up on the ground...
From Paris with love and an overdraft
A guide on how-not-to-do romantic Paris. Contains some handy tips on what to do if you're destitute and happy to be pretentious.
10 things that happen in your first week at Oxford
Here's one for all the freshers out there. I bet a bag of Tesco's cookies that you'll experience at least three of these
Oxford in World War I
On the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of WWI, Luke Barratt looks at how the war affected Oxford and the University
Italian Job: A holiday in Florence
Emma Cookson looks back on her trip to Florence with slightly straining buttons and various food-stained shirts.
From Bridge to Berghain
Sara Semic looks back on her short trip to Amsterdam and Berlin with fondness, and faulty ear drums
Glastonbury: A Virgin’s Tale
Emma Cookson reviews her first time at Glastonbury. A tale of chanting, pink hair and very little musical content.
Houmous Girl: 8th week Trinity
There is hope on the horizon for Rower Lad...
Interview: Lucy Watson
Made in Chelsea's Lucy Watson talks to Erin Goldfinch about life in front of the cameras... with your exes
Creaming Spires: 8th week Trinity
Ophelia Balls makes the most of the last crewdate of term
Athens: souvlaki and political graffiti
Theo Louloudis reflects on time spent at the in one of Europe’s most troubled countries on her year abroad
Creaming Spires – 6th week Trinity
Ophelia treks for sex
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