Oxford Botanic Garden reopens
The University of Oxford Botanic Garden and Arboretum officially reopened to the public on 22nd June following their temporary closure in response to the...
Gender gap persists in lockdown, Oxford study finds
Oxford University’s Department of Sociology has released a report showing that gender inequality in the UK has remained throughout lockdown.
The report, published on 9th...
Oxford scientists urge government not to ease lockdown
Oxford University academics are among over 100 scientists who have signed an open letter to the government, asking them to avoid easing lockdown prematurely.
The...
Social bubbles proposed for route out of lockdown
A study by a team of researchers from the Oxford Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science suggests creating ‘social bubbles’ to increase the efficiency of...
Ping-pong
Stupid rules are still rules
Weird flex, but ok
We are being
consumed by a materialistic world. We strive for fleeting and futile wealth
instead of focusing on what really matters. At least, this seems...
Anneliese Dodds accused of “sitting on the fence” over lockdown easing
Anneliese Dodds, the shadow chancellor and MP for Oxford
East, has been accused of “sitting on the fence” after avoiding stating whether
the Labour Party supports...
Men more likely to travel during lockdown, says Oxford study
The Oxford COVID-19 Impact monitor has found that men in the UK have moved more than their female counterparts in every age group, both...
Oxford student stars in lockdown music video
Andy Vaic, a student at Oxford, has released a humorous music video about lockdown to his song ‘Why, Why, Why’. His original music video...
Lockdown dating: a guide
Your ex is messaging you, that one-night stand from Bridge is in your Insta DMs and you are struggling not to write an Oxlove...
“Ladies, ladies, ladies, ladies” – the women at the forefront of lockdown releases
My initial self-isolation playlist contained what I thought
I would want to listen to during this indoor period - wistful folk-rock and simmering
ambient, the types...
“It’s Not a Phase, Mom!” – In Defence of Teenage Clichés
“I’m not like other girls,”
comes the mocking cry from my little sister across the kitchen table – a phrase
I’m pretty sure I’ve never actually...
Letting loose: our relationship to “natural hair”
It’s been about three months since the start of what we now know to be a worldwide shutdown. Like many other students, I’ve been...
Oxford research suggests gradual lockdown release strategy
Researchers from the University of Oxford’s Department of Zoology and the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology have adapted a Susceptible-Exposure-Infection-Recovery (SEIR) framework to...
