On 20th May, the Oxford Union hosted right-wig activist Charlie Kirk, who spoke on topics like birthright citizenship, abortion, and tariffs.| The Oxford Student
English wine is no longer a fringe product, championed by the geeky and overly patriotic, but a staple of the industry. It has found its home on the wine list of some of the world’s most prestigious restaurants and is served at royal and state functions. The post English wine goes from strength to strength – where to next? appeared first on The Oxford Student.| The Oxford Student
Following mounting scrutiny, 70 alumni of the Oxford Union have signed an open letter calling on President-Elect George Abaraonye to resign over comments he made about the recent killing of American conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The post Union alumni call for President-Elect’s resignation over Charlie Kirk comments appeared first on The Oxford Student.| The Oxford Student
Following an incredibly consistent and strong run of singles, LA-based industrial dance band Patriarchy released Manual For Dying on 19th September. More danceable and accessible than previous works such as 2022’s The Unself, the album still retains the band’s sadomasochistic sexuality and abrasive noise rock elements. Manual for Dying is a thematically consistent collection of leather-clad anthems, building on Patriarchy’s trauma-laden and biting discography. The album is the band’...| The Oxford Student
One of the complexities of studying at Oxford is the sheer degree of strange words that are used by academics and students. Hopefully, this introductory breakdown of those words by category keeps you clued up in your first weeks at the University. Don’t worry - these will become familiar to you quickly as you settle into Oxford life. The post Oxford jargon appeared first on The Oxford Student.| The Oxford Student
Each college will have unique events and traditions, but many colleges will have events of similar kinds. Do not be surprised if your college commemorates Oxmas (25 November) with a Christmas-style dinner in Hall. Pancake day (otherwise known as Shrove Tuesday) is also celebrated in some colleges with races around quads or similar. Other events may be more esoteric: college feast days, Candlemas dinner and other such holidays can be harked back to the old Christian tradition followed by most ...| The Oxford Student
Though Oxford has its history of being a rather elitist and exclusive environment, there is most certainly change happening constantly to help nurture the diversity in our community. This section will give you some information about religious spaces in Oxford as well as some advice on inclusivity and accessibility, whether you identify as religious or not! The post Religious spaces appeared first on The Oxford Student.| The Oxford Student
Oxford has a rich arts scene covering all aspects of art through university societies and general public events. This section will go into detail about some different aspects of art, and how you can get involved! The post The Oxford arts scene appeared first on The Oxford Student.| The Oxford Student
If you ever get bored of your essays, there are always lots of opportunities for shopping in Oxford! Here are some of my favourite places to browse for books, clothes, and more! The post Shopping in Oxford appeared first on The Oxford Student.| The Oxford Student
Each college has its own porter’s lodge, usually situated at the front entrance to the main site. Often shortened to “plodge”, these spaces are designed to help you with any and all issues that might arise. This is where you will collect and return your keys at the start and end of each term - directions, timings, and parking information for this will likely be sent to you by your college. The post The porter’s lodge appeared first on The Oxford Student.| The Oxford Student
Learn more about the libraries and study spaces available for use as a student at the University of Oxford, courtesy of Bodleian libraries.| The Oxford Student
The OxStu's summation of developments surrounding the Oxford Union President-Elect's controversial comments on the shooting of Charlie Kirk.| The Oxford Student
Anna Bartlett explores the phenomenon of climate anxiety in its sociopolitical context.| The Oxford Student
George Abaraonye, the incoming President-Elect of the Oxford Union, appeared to celebrate the recent murder of Charlie Kirk, according to copies of posts received by The Oxford Student. Kirk was fatally shot Wednesday at Utah Valley University while hosting one of his long-running Turning Point USA events. Since the announcement of Kirk’s passing, condolences and messages of support for his family have come from across the political spectrum. The Oxford Student received copies of posts, app...| The Oxford Student
Charlie Kirk, the American far-right conservative activist who was a featured guest at the Oxford Union in Trinity Term 2025, has been shot at Utah Valley University, and has reportedly passed away. The University has closed its campus and has cancelled its classes for the foreseeable future, and the shooter has not yet been apprehended. Kirk gained fame in the early days of modern social media for his co-founding of the American conservative organisation Turning Point USA, active across un...| The Oxford Student
An OxStu writer explores what it felt like to be diagnosed with migraines this summer after some academically strenuous months.| The Oxford Student
Addi Haran Diman has been elected as SU President for the 2024/2025 academic year. Diman is a third year DPhil in Politics at Lincoln College. She ran a campaign on “a university that cares”. This included pledges to increase welfare funding, hold a reading week referendum, and “advocate for equality”. Her campaign also highlighted her work as the President of OULGBTQ Society. Notably, she created a report as part of extensive policy discussions over LGBTQ+ issues at the university fo...| The Oxford Student
A new student society at Oxford has been launched to represent Your Party, aiming to unite left-wing voices and organise on campus.| The Oxford Student
The Oxford Student's Max Wang urges prompt global action to put an end to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.| The Oxford Student
Discover Oxford's unique dictionary! This guide for freshers unpacks the distinctive terms and traditions of Oxford University from matriculation to formal halls, to help make your transition smoother!| The Oxford Student
An OxStu writer shares her time of rest and reconstruction after an ACL injury that shaped her summer experience.| The Oxford Student
The OxStu explores what it feels like to become a tourist in your hometown from the perspective of a Vietnamese student.| The Oxford Student
Culture| The Oxford Student
In this next installment in a series of articles on photography, Richard Kuehl examines Le Violon d'Ingres by Man Ray.| The Oxford Student
The first in a series of articles on photography, Richard Kuehl discusses Ruth Orkin's image of 'An American Girl in Italy'.| The Oxford Student
Sophie Harrison review the adaptation of Richard Osman's bestselling cosy crime novel The Thursday Murder Club, now streaming on Netflix.| The Oxford Student
Kat Hamilton, executive director of climate non-profit Force of Nature, speaks about climate anxiety, activism and community.| The Oxford Student
Nicotine, is it really as bad as people think it is? Could it have a pharmaceutical potential? Find out more in this feature about nicotine.| The Oxford Student
OxStu explores how artificial intelligence enables us to cognitively offload and how this offloading affects our ability to think.| The Oxford Student
The Oxford University Student Union has announced it will be spearheading a new initiative, a Community Fund for student societies.| The Oxford Student
The Oxford Revue return to the Edinburgh Fringe with their new sketch show ‘For Revue Dollars More’, offering classic student comedy.| The Oxford Student
Never fear incoming freshers- OxStu is here! Isobel Wanstall gives 11 tips on how to navigate the journey to Oxford.| The Oxford Student
Three Oxford-based campaigning groups for Palestine falsely posted on their social media that JD Vance had been invited to Pembroke College.| The Oxford Student
SU President Danial Hussain is currently suspended from his role as SU President after he shared porn with SU staff through misuse of a Google Drive.| The Oxford Student