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Wednesday 4th March 2026
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We need summer re-sits
Desmond Weisenberg discusses the impact of Oxford's lack of summer re-sits
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Desmond Weisenberg
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Course culling is a threat to us all
Education is valuable for its own sake, Rampant course culls are the result of wrongly boiling it down to economic value.
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Ti-Jean Martin
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Oxford’s poverty porn addiction
It exists in the overly sympathetic sighs of ‘solidarity’, the overexaggeration of comparatively minor and mundane inconveniences
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Leo Jones
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Oxford is making you childish
With rooms cleaned, meals made, and jobs banned, Oxford students fail to experience true independence. Is it any wonder we're so childish?
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Finlo Cowley
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Hannah Foxton argues that the national press should pay less attention to Oxford and Cambridge
Oxstew: Study finds fossil fuel companies most ethical
Fossil fuel companies really are the most ethical
The American Dream: more real than ever before
Daniel Kodsi disputes the common narrative that the American Dream is fading
Cultural appropriation is not OK
Tyler Allen urges students to think about their costumes this Halloween
Oxford’s mental health: time for change
Is it time for a major shift in Oxford's approach to mental health?
The scattergun attack on extremism
Daniel Sutton argues that the government's new extremism measures require more precision and less rhetoric
Human rights, not financial gain
Neha Shah argues that the UK government should not be doing deals with the oppressive Saudi regime
Promoting sustainable development
Becky Shortt asks how we can make a difference alongside the UN's new sustainable development goals
The International Student: America needs a UCAS
Daniel Kodsi argues that America's university admissions system could learn much from the British model
Interview: Eric Cantor
Patrick Mulholland talks politics with the American politician, lawyer and businessman
Islamophobia and Great British Bake Off
Simran Uppal discusses the how Islamophobia can be overcome after the GBBO result
Debate: Should we have trigger warnings in academia?
Niloo Sharifi and Lucy Valsamidis discuss the latest trend in feminist blogging
The International Student: An Ode to Angie
Henner Petin assesses Angela Merkel's recent career
Interview: Bishop of Los Angeles, Robert Barron
Joshua Caminiti discusses the position of the Catholic Church with the Bishop of LA
In defence of the Union
Rory Turnbull offers a rebuttal to all those who seek to condemn the Oxford Union
We must confront sexual violence
Emmeline Skinner Cassidy appeals to her own experience in arguing that we must take note of the stats
Profile: Alan Rusbridger
Ollie Johnson talks life after the Guardian with ex-editor Alan Rusbridger
Profile: Abass Saidtaha
Jack Schofield discusses starting life anew in Oxford with Syrian refugee Abass Saidtaha
Freshers, the Union’s not worth it
Luke Barratt tells freshers to save their money and resist the lure of membership of the Oxford Union
Interview: Ian Drake
Harry Gosling discusses bikes and gold medals with British Cycling’s Chief Executive
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