How much do you spend on food?
Having a celebratory jägerbomb or two on May Day, fuelling an essay crisis with Hassan’s and Red Bull, indulging in some roast duckling for dinner at my college –these are…
What’s on This Week: Fourth Week
Sunday 4thWeek (May 12th), 8:00pm The English Patient Get swept up in a WWII romantic epic in St Anne’s Arts Week Film Night. FREE Tuesday 4th Week (May 14th),…
Hope in a Barren Land
A phrase I often heard during the time I spent visiting the Dabane Trust: “We begin with water”. The Trust is a local Christian Aid partner organisation working with rural communities…
Yes, it’s more than just a fair-y story
The logic behind Fairtrade, and why it can change the world.…
Festivities to celebrate Oxfam anniversary
Oxford based charity, Oxfam, celebrated its 70th birthday by holding a musical festival in the city last Saturday. A ‘musical takeover’ was held in four different venues across Oxford, with…
Oxfam granted Freedom of the City
Oxfam is to receive the Freedom of the City of Oxford in October in recognition of its achievements both in the city and worldwide. Chief Executive Dame Barbara Stocking and…
The Malcontent on: Chuggers
Rose Newman brings her considerable wrath upon those presumptuous enough to exploit the fact that some students have a shred of humanity inside them that they would rather keep deeply…
Debate: Oxford Students should be pursuing social justice projects whilst at University
Proposition – Tyler Overton Here are some facts about injustice: according to UNICEF’s 2012 report on child mortality, 1 in 9 children in Sub-Saharan Africa die before age five…
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