Friday 6th March 2026

Opinion

We need summer re-sits

Desmond Weisenberg discusses the impact of Oxford's lack of summer re-sits

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.

Oxford’s poverty porn addiction

It exists in the overly sympathetic sighs of ‘solidarity’, the overexaggeration of comparatively minor and mundane inconveniences

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?

Not-so-equal marriage

Jessica Parker Humphreys explains why the legalisation of gay marriage should not be seen as the be all and end all in the fight for equality

The government’s higher education policy is an omnishambles

Robert Walmsley discusses the continuing problems with tuition fees and the sell-off of the student loan book

#nomakeupselfie: "It’s about women, not about makeup"

Alice King addresses the #nomakeupselfie trend in the wake of Oxford student Jeanne Marie's inspired fundraising efforts after being assaulted in a nightclub

Interview: Steven Pinker

Rowan Borchers discusses gender and genetics with the Harvard psychologist

Should Oxford students be concerned by rising housing costs?

With Oxford recently found to be Britain's 'most expensive city', Robert Walmsley examines the impact of rising housing costs on students

Tony Benn: The strange death of socialist England

Nick Mutch discusses the reasons behind Tony Benn's lack of parliamentary success

Debate: ‘I Too Am Oxford’ and ‘We Are All Oxford’

Tyler Alabanza-Behard and Alexandra Wilson discuss the two campaigns which have reached national headlines

"Oxford is a place for all people to study"

Max Chamberlin, one of the models in the 'We are all Oxford' campaign, argues that Oxford's race issue is misrepresented by the national media

Profile: Ricky Gervais

Joel Casey talks activism, atheism, and America with RIcky Gervais

Interview: Jerry Springer

April Peake talks culture, controversy and corruption with Jerry Springer

Why do students prefer all-nighters to sensible work hours?

Tom Carter considers the reasons behind this unsolved mystery

The Wahoo pair were right to question their treatment

Charlotte Cooper-Beglin criticises calls to silence those ejected from Wahoo last week

Why Israeli Apartheid Week matters

The committee of Oxford University Arab Cultural Society responds to Richard Black's article 'Who is calling for Apartheid now?' and outlines the purpose of this year's Oxford Israeli Apartheid Week

Debate: Should colleges be selective about their donors?

Following a controversial donation to St Peter’s College, Conor Dinan and Samuel Rutishauser-Mills debate whether college funding should be vetted

The Student View: Why modelling needs a makeover

Alice King explains why Oxford Fashion Week should reflect the makeup of Oxford in general

Interview: Chris Hedges

Nick Mutch talks journalism and Julian Assange with Chris Hedges

"Sex against the wall doesn’t automatically make you kinky"

An anonymous s-expert discusses the true meaning of 'kink'

"We’re loved as God’s children no matter our sexuality"

OICCU President Josh Peppiatt, on sex and Christianity

Investigation: Sex in Oxford

Is Oxford getting any? C+ investigates the sex lives, masturbation habits and relationships of Oxford students

Investigation: Q + A with the Cherwell’s sex columnist

C+ interviews Ava Gina, the pseudonymous writer of Creaming Spires

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