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Tuesday 8th July 2025
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The Language Faculty is promoting intelligence, not artifice
Isaac Asimov’s fantastic short story ‘The Last Question’ has always struck me as vaguely implausible, not because of its depictions of the next trillion-or-so years of human evolution and...
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Lloyd Doré-Green
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Racism tarnished my European year abroad experience
For linguists and lawyers heading across the Channel in third year, an idyllic continental adventure is not the whole picture
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Peter Chen
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It’s okay to hate tourism in Oxford
Tourists are as much a feature of life as a student at this University...
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Oscar Whittle
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Academic imperialism and the war on Oxford
For centuries Oxford has balanced town and gown, but increasing college acquisitions are jeopardising the city's very essence
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Benedict Masters
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In Defence of Religion
Is bad-mouthing religion an infringement of liberty?
Nakba Day
Remembering Palestinian history
Now that’s what I call an essay crisis
I thought writing essays for a pay-per-order website would plug my career gap. I was wrong
It’s time to bake a cake filled with rainbows and smiles
Oxford is too cliquey. Let's break down some barriers.
The results of the election are in, so why are we still waiting for the verdict on fees?
We need to know the parties' higher education policies to make an informed choice
5 Minute Tute: Human Evolution
Prof Peter Mitchell explains the wonders of our ancestry
A Lot to Bragg About
When it comes to talking to Melvyn Bragg, Joseph King isn't sure who's doing the interviewing
The Wrongs of Politics and Our Right to Vote
Daily Mail former political editor David Seymour talks to Joseph King about his book Why Vote?
Forget the red top. Next Thursday, we’re going yellow
Dr Steve Goddard is the clear choice for Oxford East
Everybody’s at it and nobody’s judging. Try something new today
Without wanting to sound too like the opening of an underprepared essay, what does it mean to be 'gay'? We're not going to get...
Totally Major
Theo Merz meets John Major. Also known as the one before Blair, but after Thatcher.
‘We are all slaves to carbon’
Intellectual leaders are needed to set an example of restraint
Cameron’s great mistake
If the first rule of a political campaign is ‘never give a sucker an even break', David Cameron has clearly failed to abide by...
I’m no femme fatale
Lose the stereotypes and let's have a proper argument says Izzy Boggild-Jones
The road ahead for Sri Lanka’s president
Electoral success for the Tiger-slayer, but what next?
Religion, condoms, and bears
Henry Carr weighs up the Catholic Church and Revolution Islam
The 80s are back
Unions are the reactionary force controlling the Labour Party
Not so hung up on Dave
Cameron's attack on PR makes him either a fear-mongering hypocrite or an idiot. We shouldn't be swayed from electoral reform.
Arms and ‘The Man’
Make your money how you like, but don't tell us weapons are socially responsible
Been there, don that
The intimate adventures of an Oxford tutor
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