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Xin Fan reports from South Park in East Oxford on Monday 9th July as the Olympic Torch procession arrives in the city before the start of the London 2012 Games.
In an end of year Cherworld special, former presenters Beth Mckernan and Robin McGhee join Sophie and Anthony to discuss whether Oxford's 'toff' image is putting people off applying.
In a one-off be-sunglass'd extravaganza, the A View From The Bridge team hop over the bridge to Junction just in time for the Varsity Trip's summer launch.
Sophie and Anthony are joined by outgoing editors Rachel Savage and Vicky Lim for a very topical and divisive debate. The Royals: providers of sterling service to the nation, or a bunch of anachronistic freeloaders?
CherwellTV visits the lovely lads from Out of the Blue - Oxford's resident a cappella celebrities - to see what they have in store for us at their New Theatre shows
Viccy Ibbett joins Blackwells bookseller Tom Ozmond and current Experimental Psychology student, Merabi Chenkeli, to review the latest literature on Psychology
Cherwell visits the Harry Potter themed charity Hall at St. Catz. The hall is one of many being organised in different colleges at Oxford by members of the student run charity Travel Aid.
Following news of an 82 year old woman gaining a diploma from Oxford, Sophie Jamieson talks to the department director and one of the students at Oxford's Continuing Education department, discussing the importance of adult learning and the opportunities there for undergraduates.
It's another cold, dank and wet night outside The Bridge, but the punters have plenty of opinions to share on the pressing issues of today. This week we discuss punctuation, the relative merits of teeth and butter, and red chinos.
Sophie Jamieson and Anthony Collins discuss Mark Thompson's recent comment that there are too many Oxbridge graduates at the BBC. Is the outgoing Director General making a laudable stand for diversity or hypocritically biting the hand that fed him?
Drummond Moir graduated from St.Anne's in 2005 with a degree in English. He has since then worked in the publishing sector and is currently an editor at Sceptre.
The latest in our short film competition is this lighthearted documentary from Lincoln's film production society, investigating the inner workings of Oxford's internal post