Tuesday 18th November 2025

Culture

Alternative Oxford: The changing stereotypes surrounding body modifications

Cienna Jennings visits Oxford’s renowned tattoo and piercings studio, Tigerlily, to speak with the owner, Mick Durham about tattoos, piercings and the changing attitudes surrounding body modifications. Surrounded by black-tie...
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Fashion around Oxford – Iggy Clarke

Iggy Clarke, the president of the 2025 Oxford Fashion Gala, shares her style secrets and where she’s shopping right now.
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Fashion around Oxford: India Matthews

India Matthews, president of the Oxford Fashion Society, shares her style secrets and where...
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Styling by the book: Oxford’s secret fashion rules

It often feels as if the so-called ‘Oxford bubble’ is full of binaries: commoners...
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Students and activists protest Marine Le Pen

Activists from UAF joined students at the Oxford Union protesting against the leader of the French party Front National

Shark Tales S4E7

In a week of firsts and lasts, Shark Tales ventures to Cellar and we say goodbye to Freddie.

Cherwell TV visits the Liquid Deli

Cherwell TV visited one of Oxford's most unique and unusual shops, Demi John, on Little Clarendon Street.

Preview: Plenty

Cherwell TV chatted to cast and crew of Plenty, on at the Keble O'Reilly in 4th week.

OMS Enda Brady Talk

Cherwell TV chatted to Sky News reporter Enda Brady after he spoke at the Oxford Media Society.

Death of ‘Sad Dad’

Persis Bhalla works the socks and sandals faux pas

Fashion Matters

Rosie Gaunt comments on 'Dick' Owens' flesh flashing collection

Equal Opportunity: Revolution or Trend?

Elif Acar discusses the 'genderless wardrobe' and whether pragmatic application is possible

Preview: Potosi

Cherwell spoke to the cast and crew of a new piece of student writing, Potosi, being performed at the BT studio in 3rd week

Shark Tales: S4E6

Another term, another episode of Shark Tales: Cherwell TV returns to Park End once again, to ask Oxford students some pressing current affairs questions

OBA Student Shorts Screening

In Michaelmas term, the Oxford Broadcasting Association screened a selection of the best student shorts at the Phoenix picturehouse, where Cherwell TV spoke to some of the filmmakers and production teams behind them.

40 Years of Co-education at Jesus

Cherwell TV followed Jesus College as it celebrated the introduction of women 40 years ago

Feature: Homelessness in Oxford

As the festive spirit grows and students start going home for Christmas, the need to think about charitable causes is surely more important than ever. In the light of the OUSU Homelessness Awareness Week earlier this term, Cherwell investigates homelessness in Oxford, and asks what students can do to help.

Shark Tales: S4E5

Freddie Money dons a metaphorical Santa hat and gets into the festive spirit with the already spirited revellers of Oxford's Park End

Shark Tales: S4E3

Freddie Money talks Bullingdon and bouncers outside Oxford's Park End

Christmas Vox Pop MT14

As Oxmas returns, Niluka Kavanagh speaks to students about what makes Christmas special for them

Somerville World War One Roadshow

Cherwell went to the World War One Roadshow at Somerville College, where local residents and alumni presented their stories and memorabilia

Interview: Cast and Crew of ‘Orlando’

Cherwell talks to the cast and crew behind 'Orlando', playing this week in the O'Reilly

Shark Tales: S4E04

As election hysteria grips Oxford, Freddie Money talks OUSU outside Park End for CherwellTV

OUSU Debate 2014

This week sees Oxford go to the polls for the OUSU elections. Cherwell has been talking to OUSU's Presidential candidates.
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