For most, to think of Oxford is to think of its historic architecture, from the Anglo Saxon Tower of St. Michael and Christchurch’s twelfth...

How might a society, in the face of an uncompromising authority and lapdog police force, successfully overthrow a dictator with more than two decades...

“More smiles? More money.” This was the rallying cry of women around the world in the 1970s. They were adamant that women everywhere should...

I am proud of how so many people in my town in rural West Wales have rallied around the Black Lives Matter...

The inconvenience caused by having to navigate through the hanging faces as you walk from class to class, serves as a reminder of the mass disruption in the lives of the protesters themselves. Activism should not be easy and in Colombia this is a given.

As technology advances, we lose track of the vast amounts of data being stored and our ignorance prevents us from protecting our data in the future.

New rapid coronavirus tests are accurate and sensitive enough to be used in the community, Public Health England and Oxford University have...

According to an Oxford-led study published in the journal Science, even if the world significantly reduces its reliance on fossil fuels, it...

In a crisis full of unknown variables, it pays to stay alert for new curveballs to avoid being caught off guard in the future.

A rapid COVID-19 test that provides results within 30 minutes is being tested on student volunteers at Merton College and St. Hilda’s,...

"The pattern starts from you to there And, breathless, starts again with me."

"Rain cracks its whip Against the windows. The wielder: autumn. From the cottage in the cleft of the foothills You can see a flickering light, just out of sight And it stains the blackest night."

"A worm has beaten me to the hole I’m digging; when I pull apart the soil, I find a slender punctuation mark in the mud. Its pink body threads through the dark clay."

"It was uncommonly sultry and dark when I arrived at the Winchester water meadows. The scene was a near stereotype, and it reminded me of those decrepit - far too embellished - landscapes you see in many royal palaces."

"in a quiet hollow on the far side of this field rain patters through the leaves like twinkling glass"