Culture

In this penultimate episode, Viccy and Huw do 'Desert Island Books'. There is almost no singing.

Episode 5 asks the general public the most embarrassing thing they have done at a party.

A motion requiring delegates to table a motion in support of the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement at the forthcoming NUS Conference was defeated on Wednesday at OUSU Council by 69 votes to 10

For LGBTQ History Month, we interviewed students at Wadham College, Oxford University, about their LGBTQ experiences and opinions.

Does familiarity breed contempt, or do we look at the past with rose-tinted glasses? Huw and Viccy discuss rereading old favourites.

Sophie and Anthony are joined by guest presenter Anna Leszkiewicz to examine the spate of housing controversies which have sprung up at Oxford colleges

Protesters outside the Union and Bodleian campaign against the University's construction on Roger Dudman Way

George Galloway has been accused of 'pure racism' by his debate opponent after 'storming out' of Christ Church.

CherwellTV canvasses public opinion on February 14th.

Anthony and Sophie discuss the thorny issue of academic research: should it be accessible to all?

Discussion turns a little graphic this week as Viccy and Huw discuss a much maligned literary genre.

Will and Robin chat about St. Valentine's Day

Agata Wielondek talks fur, finesse and fabulousness with one of the most influential men in fashion

Oriel college approves a motion to fly LGBT flag during LGBT History Month

Cherwell Culture presents The Cherwell Culture Show a bi-termly breakdown of the best (and worst) that Oxford has to offer from the world of the arts. This week, Music travel down Cornmarket exploring the world of street performers, Stage go behind the scenes at the O'Reilly with Dull Roots Spring Rain, Film and TV travel to the cinematic savannah that is the Phoenix Picturehouse, and Arts and Books explore a BNOC's bookshelf with OUSU president David J Townsend

A behind the scenes interview with the Cast and Crew of Another Country, where we discuss rehearsals, the Oxford drama scene, and first night nerves!

Sophie and Anthony examine the curious Oxford tradition of Formal Hall

This week, things get heated as Huw and Viccy discuss the relevance of literary adaptations to other mediums.

Monochrome is set to be huge this spring — just look at the sheer number of fashion houses going mono: from big names like Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs and Moschino to our high street favourites Zara and Mango — there is something for everyone. Who says fashion can’t be in black and white?

With cold snow and grey skies lingering outside for the next few months, red lips will do wonders to warm up your look this winter. Sexy but elegant, this old Hollywood staple can be pulled off by anyone with the right shade and know-how.