Sport vs studies: can a balance be found?
From 1896 to 2020, a considerable 170 Olympic medals have been won by Oxford alumni in a whole range of sports. This certainly is impressive, but is it possible to uphold this standard of achievement in sport whilst still studying at one of the most academically challenging universities?
Mo Farah – How Britain’s greatest athlete enhanced his legacy even further
Farah’s hope in revealing his story is that people sit up and take notice
Athletics and aesthetics – how the media is sexualising athletes
The device of the camera itself is one which creates an uneven power dynamic between the viewer and the camera’s subject.
Olympic Games 2021: what’s in store?
CW // Sexism
There is worldwide anticipation presently as the cancelled 2020 Summer Olympics which were set for last year have been given the green...
In Conversation with Sir Mo Farah
It’s not easy to cover hundreds of miles when you’re stuck inside. With global sporting events cancelled or postponed for the foreseeable future and...
Worcester run riot in Athletics Cuppers
Impressive individual performances in the lead up to the season
2019: a high-point for British sport?
Tom Ashley looks forward to the rest of 2019 in British sport
Oxford pays tribute to Sir Roger Bannister
Sir Roger ran the first sub-four minute mile at Iffley Road in 1954, later becoming a leading neurologist and Master of Pembroke College