Towards a case against self-improvement
"Self-improvement, the desire to be a better human being, has been the endeavour of philosophers since ancient times and is obviously integral to the human experience."
Meat and Potato: Why You Should Want Other People to Eat Less Meat.
"It makes sense for even the most ardent of meat-eaters to want meat for themselves, but veg for everyone else. So, how can we encourage other people to eat less meat?"
Have A Hot Girl Hilary!
Deborah Ogunnoiki reviews Oloni's sex guide The Big O on how to have a healthy sex life, just in time for 'Hot Girl Hilary'.
Leader: BeReal has the potential to change student social media usage for the better
If there’s anything that defined my teenage years and early adulthood, it’s Instagram. I try as hard as I can to resist the shallow...
The joys of online cooking
Learning how to cook has been a great source of pride for me. But becoming a chef whose lentil ragu brings tears to people’s...
How to find the ‘good’ in ‘goodbye’: moving on and breaking up
We choose who we trust. Sometimes, we just pick wrong. We kiss the wrong people, hold the wrong hands. When you realise you aren’t...
No more “Viva la Revolution”: Has our generation become boring?
Throughout history, students have been feared as the archenemy of social and political order: from Paris to Cairo, we’ve revolutionised cultural norms, broken laws,...
‘New Year, New Diet’ – but will that fad diet do you any good?
The infamous 'fad diet' trend has serious drawbacks
Let’s talk about chlamydia
Stigmas, STIs and sconces: an exploration of sexual morality in Oxford
Fashion and fitness: our unhealthy obsession with a healthy lifestyle
Anoushka Kavanagh looks at the implications of trendy activewear
Why I’m a … Muslim
A contributor explains what it is like to be a Muslim in Oxford.
Of Dogs, Doughnuts and Depression – 2
This week Nathan deals with dog poo and reflects on a hospital visit.
