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What you might not know about Oxford’s interdisciplinary research activities...

Image Credit: Hannaford The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) is an amazing intellectual hub of interdisciplinary research. Founded only 5 years ago in May 2013 with the mission to...

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Did you miss something at Freshers’ Fair? We’ve got you covered!

Image Credit: Erica Yokoyama Last week, the Freshers’ Fair turned out to be a great success with each college’s freshers thronging in to over 400 booths. At the jam-packed Examination Hall, Oxford’s...

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A whistle-stop tour of Oxford’s best coffeehouses and cafés

Most students would vouch for the fact that caffeine is an integral part of student life here in Oxford. Whether you’re nursing your post-Park End hangover, cracking out a last-minute essay, or simply...

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Shiver Me Timbers: Escape Hunt Oxford Reviewed

Image Credit: Rachel Rowlands The OxStu team received a free experience of the room for a press day Last week, The OxStu editorial team took on it’s greatest challenge of the term so far-no, not...

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Remembering DPhil student Christopher Peel: an obituary

Image Credit: Michael Dustin A memorial gathering for Oxford DPhil student Christopher Peel was held on 12 October 2018 at 4pm in the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology.  Tributes have poured in after...

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Oxford University Media Society hosts Spotify VP Macro Bertozzi

Image Credit: Ben Darwent On the first Friday evening of Michaelmas term, Trinity College welcomed Marco Bertozzi, a Vice-President of Spotify Europe, as a guest speaker for the Oxford University Media...

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An Austrian in Oxford: it’s my home away from home

Image credit: Will Cross-Birmingham Isabella Deutsch is from Austria and is pursuing a MSc in Statistical Science at Oxford. “This all must be a bureaucratic error,” I thought to myself countless times...

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Finding your worth: a Canadian on impostor syndrome

Image credit: Facebook Danielle is from Canada and is undertaking a DPhil in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. “Congratulations! We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted to the programme of...

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“Shark bait hoo ha-ha”: A New Yorker’s take on the Oxford lingo

Image credit: Pixabay Evalena is a visiting student from New York reading English. This is my first year at Oxford and the longest time I’ve spent in the UK. So, as a disclaimer, I have had admittedly...

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A second language, a second self: being an Israeli in Oxford

Image credit: Facebook Yotam Vaknin is from Israel pursuing his MSc in Physics. One evening during my second week at Oxford, my flatmate explained to me how to read the little pictures on the stove...

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Exhibition Review: Hooked at the Science Gallery London

Image Credit: Wikipedia  I had come across The Science Gallery’s motto, “Where art and science collide,” months before I officially made the move to England. As an art historian and curator, this short...

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The McGovern Lecture: “Louis Pasteur and the Pleasures of Art”

Image Credit: Kimberly Glassman On Wednesday 25 October 2018, Dr. Bert Hansen, author of Picturing Medical Progress from Pasteur to Polio: A History of Mass Media Images and Popular Attitudes in...

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Digitisation of Knowledge? Joanna Vestey’s Conditions of Knowledge Exhibition

Image Credit: Kimberly Glassman What are the conditions that allow us to use and store knowledge? What supports (both physical and otherwise) do we use to access this knowledge? Moreover, how has this...

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Black, British, and a graduate at Oxford

Image Credit: Michael Gribben Black History Month has just ended, and very few people can claim to know much about the contribution that black people have made to this country. Even fewer still, can...

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A manifesto for anti-racism

Image Credit: Flicker Guo-Sheng Liu was formerly co-chair of the SU LGBTQ+ Campaign, BME Representative of the LGBTQ+ Society, LGBTQ+ Representative at Lincoln College, committee member of the SU...

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Onyx Magazine showcases black students’ creativity

Image Credit: Aleksandra Cywinska  Onyx Magazine celebrated the launch of its inaugural issue on 18 October 2018, with the mandate to be a magazine created by and for black students at the University...

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My mental breakdown at Oxford: how university counselling can help

Image Credit: James Cashman Please note that this article contains explicit discussion of anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. My mental health had been poor for a year and had deteriorated...

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De-stress with fluffy friends: Wellbeing Dog Walk

Image Credit: Erica Yokoyama Life in Oxford can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially towards the end of the term with impeding essays due and upcoming exams tying us to the desk. For anyone who...

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Bullet journaling: the essential tool to achieving peace of mind

Image Credit: Kimberly Glassman It is never too late to start over and re-organise yourself nearing the end of term. Though I originally believed (and maybe took for granted) that bullet journaling had...

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What happens when you try to correct misinformation on the internet?

Image Credit: Twitter Last week, a news story caused shockwaves on Twitter, titled ‘Cambridge students reject Remembrance Day’. That’s just one article, but if you Google it, you’ll see about seven...

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