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Wednesday 17th June 2026
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Who gets to build the future: On tech bros
While scrolling through social media, a video appeared on my feed titled “Remember who you are, start-up boy”, followed by a montage of clips of young Mark Zuckerberg and...
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Nancy Locke
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Gender is what you make of it
If you ever dare to become an audacious transsexual like me, you may have...
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Morwenna Stinchcombe
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I will not be misquoted into silence
Arwa Elrayess responds to recent national media coverage.
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Arwa Elrayess
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The sound of belonging: Exclusion through language
Calls for migrants to learn English, supposedly for the purpose of ‘integration’, have formed...
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Emma Heagney
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Moderation and the free speech debate
Quora provides a platform for expertise in an era of fake news
Rethinking our role in development
Reflections on a summer volunteering in Kenya.
Provincialism and Middle England: An Interview with Jonathan Coe
Barney Pite talks to author Jonathan Coe about Middle England, his latest novel
Jacob Rees-Mogg interview: ‘I know the establishment only too well’
Jacob Rees-Mogg talks to Oscar Baker about his Oxford days, free speech and yes, Brexit
The Spectre of Virtue Signalling
Brian Wong criticises the use of social justice causes for personal ends
My existence is not your next punchline
Comedians have the power to shape how we think
Greta Thunberg – “we need both individual and systemic change”
Teenager Greta Thunberg is on a mission to prevent global disaster
Oxford has become an exam factory
Courses are inflexible and aren’t interdisciplinary
Pop and populism go hand in hand
Jan Eijking warns that we cannot view Kanye West's meeting with President Trump as some surreal joke
Is our Tory association an inclusive society?
Following the reverse of its Bullingdon Club ban, Alex Bruce and Luke Dunne debate the inclusiveness of the Oxford University Conservative Association
Gender roles impact men’s mental health
We must deconstruct unspoken gender norms
The SU’s stance on Brexit can only alienate
Backing a People’s Vote is inappropriate, says Zahra Farzanekhoo
Living in a material world
Why the 80s and 90s have made a comeback
The Imperative to Resist Injustice
Brian Wong argues that we all have a responsibility to fight today's social injustices
Entry requirements are an arbitrary measure
Oxford needs to look at more than just grades
Brett Kavanaugh’s success is disgraceful
A history of misogyny is a worthy cause for disqualification
Break ups are never easy
Let's not praise OUCA's Bullingdon ban: it's a long time overdue
Mary Beard interview – “The ancient world is a safe space for arguing”
Mary Beard discusses the Classics, political-polarisation, and access with Barney Pite
On the Inside
Drugs, money, and violence are at the centre of Britain’s prison crisis
Telethon calling leaves students and alumni cold
Colleges need to re-think telethon fundraising
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