“Poetry is political because it’s so immediate.”
In search of localised wisdom, Cherwell spoke to one of Oxford’s own. Poetry sensation, Birmingham Young Poet Laureate (2018-20), Foyle Young Poet of the...
Willie J Healey: ‘I unashamedly want to take the world over’
"We met upstairs at the Jericho Tavern, Willie having taken some time out from watching the football at a pub down the road. Donning a tiny beanie, a different colour of which he’s worn at each tour date so far, and with a feather earring dangling from his left ear, he bears all the hallmarks of an indie songsmith - albeit, one who doesn’t take themselves too painfully seriously."
Review: The Treasures of Recycled Sculpture
At a first glance, Reinvention ‘The Treasures of Recycled Sculpture’ was a breath of fresh air from the chaos of fast-fashion, pollution and upheaval. It demonstrated the possibilities of recycling and sustainability in the production of works of art.
Matsubara: Lifelines
Mia Simovic on the dynamic and versatile woodcuts of Japanese artist Naoko Matsubara
Fry ‘held audience in the palm of his hand’ in Mythos performance
Fry has enough charisma and charm to match any of the Olympian characters in his tales, but could he hold the audience’s attention for such a mythological marathon as this?
Hannah Kessler: “Music is an incredibly therapeutic thing”
Lily Begg discusses subverting the male gaze, empowerment and juggling Oxford life with up and coming musician Hannah Kessler
This is bad for Labour, but the results ought not to be overemphasised
Alex Yeandle argues that we must tread carefully when attempting to predict the general election on the back of local results
