Deyaanjali Deb tries to find the metaphor in being a medical student, suturing science to sonnet in the operating theatre of ...

Ivett Berenyi explores the intertextuality inherent in her English degree, linking the Hungarian poet Petőfi and Shelley's revolution.

Stephan Nitu reviews BABYMETAL's sold-out concert in London, tracking the band's rise from relative obscurity to stardom.

Isobel Wanstall longs to be free from the relentless productivity culture of Oxford University to enjoy a free afternoon ...

The Oxford Student is set to become an independent student paper with complete editorial independence from the SU ...

Personal recommendations from the Features Team for the perfect weekend to celebrate the end of exams in Oxford!

Over the last 70 years of action cinema, a curious trend has emerged – one that’s so ubiquitous it often goes unnoticed. The vast majority of action heroes, whether spies, soldiers, detectives, or ...