Europe Underground: Journalism on the edge
Amidst the Ukraine crisis that has dominated European politics for the last several weeks, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán travelled to Moscow to meet...
A Return to the Roaring Twenties
Some modern writers however are predicting that the pandemic will have changed our attitudes towards intimacy forever. Some have even gone so far as to declare the death of the handshake and the hug. However the 1920s is not just renowned for a cultural revolution but also a sexual one.
For a better future, activism must thrive online
“Is there hope for the next decade?” a debate at the Oxford Union asked in
January, just weeks before panic began to spread over the...
‘Policy hackathon’ seeks solutions for Oxford after Coronavirus
Global Shapers Oxford is hosting a ‘policy hackathon’ to
solve local challenges arising from the COVID-19 outbreak.
The ‘hackathon’ invites participants to create data-driven
solutions to...
What follows is an apology
it was different back then; we didn’t know, didn’t understand…
Has video killed the Radio Star ?
Is it time to wave radio goodbye in the 2020s? Broadcasting audio across the airwaves seems antiquated. Do we not live in a world of virtual reality and TikTok videos, our eyes continuously glued to a screen?
Oxford needs an education fit for the times
Climate change is shaping today’s world. Oxford’s curricula can ignore it no longer.
What’s cooler than Huel?
It seems man can indeed live on Huel alone. The question is, why would he ever want to?
CRISPR-Cas9 to the rescue
By editing our genomes the technology derived from bacteria is primed to cut cancer and hammer HIV, says Dan Simonsen
Superpowered seagrasses: the hidden gems of the plant world
Ruby O'Grady examines how these humble plants are helping to thwart disease and combat climate change
Web Series World – The Guild
This week Naomi ventures into new territory of online gaming
