“A maelstrom of violence and destruction”
John Mainland discusses the past, present, and future of the complicated conflict in the war for Syria
Oxford University is a risky investment
Michael Shao debates whether he would add the University of Oxford to his hypothetical portfolio of investments
UK should follow Canada’s cannabis lead
Legalisation is smart and only a matter of time—Trudeau's move is a gutsy but good one, argues Maxim Parr-Reid
Ageing under the spotlight
Sophie Burdge condemns ageism in pop culture and our generation's obsession with beauty
One thing I’d change about Oxford… academic freedom
Michael Shao wishes that there was a little more choice in papers beyond one's chosen subject
Debate: Does Oxford foster a sense of community?
Maxim Parr-Reid and Tilly Nevin debate whether Oxford University fosters a sense of community
Cherworld HT4: A presidential palaver
Charlie Atkins and Harry Gosling discuss the impacts of Trump in Oxford, and the student response to the president's first days in office
Trump is limiting women’s reproductive rights
Julia Routledge says that Trump’s abortion measure will weaken women’s rights and that the UK must intervene
Do colleges have an imperative to help the homeless?
Michael Shao and Matt Roller debate the role of colleges in helping to solve Oxford's homelessness crisis
The profound need for an Australian republic
John Mainland makes an impassioned case for the need to end the British monarchy in Australia
Reintroducing grammar schools will solve nothing
Charlotte Tosti warns Theresa May that grammar schools are damaging for young people and that education policy should be focused elsewhere
Let’s be positive about 2017
Jordan Bernstein offers a positive outlook on 2017, hoping that it will counter the excitement of 2016 and be dull, tedious, and uneventful
The ‘post-truth’ era is a product of liberal denial
James Lamming argues that making ‘post truth’ the Oxford English Dictionary’s word of the year is a fundamentally arrogant move
So, what will actually happen at Donald Trump’s inauguration?
Fred Dimbleby looks ahead to the traditional inauguration of the 45th President of the United States of America
