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Oxford is not an aesthetic

My social media algorithm has successfully tracked my profile closely enough to have figured out where I study. To my regret. For every now and then, I’ll be confronted...

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What are children really learning from their screens?

Today, when compared to my own childhood, screens dominate children's lives more than ever,...

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The gap between funding and belonging at Oxford

Oxford is keen to tell a particular story about itself: that it is open,...

Opinion Leo Jones -

I became more at home when I left home

I never felt more at home than when I was living thousands of miles...

Opinion Neville Lai -

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OxStew: Investigation reveals underage drinking culture

In our weekly satire, OUSU releases a shocking report in light of the underage drinking scandal that rocked OULC

OxStew: Mansfield College governing body f***s building work

In our weekly satire, Mansfield College's governing body have voted to 'f*** it all and start again'

The Campaign: updated college harrassment policy

Anna Bradshaw from Womcam talks about the urgent need for colleges to mirror University-wide updates in harassment policy

Why ‘quiche’ hurts and other things able people should know

Chris Pike reflects on experiences of ableism within the Oxford community

Interview: Evan Davis

Ella Richards talks to Evan Davis about Newsnight and filling Jeremy Paxman's shoes

Every page of The Sun is toxic

In his weekly column, James Elliott argues that the loss of Page 3 would not have saved The Sun newspaper

Debate: should actors play characters of a different race?

Tom Posa and Tom Robinson debate whether we should tolerate actors playing characters of a different race

We should stop describing acts as being extremist

Luke Ames Blackaby argues that using the word ‘extremist’ too hastily risks undermining those acts that are extreme but nevertheless justified

"We’re at the bottom of the power chain"

A scout discusses his relationships with students and managers, the Living Wage, and the realities of living in Oxford

"Most felt like their opinions didn’t matter"

A student who worked as a scout told C+ of unpaid overtime and staff feeling as if their opinion doesn’t matter to management

Hall staff "reduced to tears" and forced to wear makeup

In its investigation on the treatment of college staff, C+ finds evidence of bullying, staff not being paid for overtime, and employees being forced to change their names

OxStew: Vice-Chancellor takes pay cut

In our weekly satire, Andrew Hamilton, the University's Vice-Chancellor, has decided to reduce his salary from Â£424,000 to Â£50,000 in response to a student social media campaign

Debate: should there be exclusionary zones for abortion clinics?

Mary Reader and Kayleigh Tompkins debate whether exclusionary zones outside abortion clinics should be legal

The Campaign: OSFA for dairy-free G&D’s ice cream

Josh Hagley talks about the need to make vegan food more accessible and Oxford Students for Animals (OSFA)'s campaign for G&D's to introduce dairy-free ice cream

Interview: Roger Bootle

Harry Gosling talks to Roger Bootle about economic forecasting, continuity and the New Year

Interview: Shami Chakrabarti

Luke Barratt talks to Shami Chakrabarti about Liberty and human rights

We need students to participate

James Blythe, OUSU Vice-President (Access & Academic Affairs), argues that engaging students in politics is vital and simple

Warwick’s occupation shows students how to fight

James Elliott argues that after the violent clash with police at Warwick, students need to be steeled against the possible risks they face

Cuba and the US? Close but no cigar

Arguing there are still significant obstacles to overcome, Stephanie Stafford surveys the recent developments in US-Cuban relations.

Free speech does not mean we have the right to offend

Tom Robinson argues that, in light of the recent attack on Charlie Hebdo, we do not have the right to intentionally offend others

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Opinion

Oxford is not an aesthetic

What are children really learning from their screens?

The gap between funding and belonging at Oxford

I became more at home when I left home

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