Charlie Stevens looks at the changes taking place at the Commonwealth Games and what is in store for Glasgow 2026.

The inaugural Sheldonian Series event took place on Monday, discussing the challenges facing contemporary democracy in a record year where 70 countries held national elections and over 2 billion ...

As we slowly witnessed the sunset of the golden era of men’s tennis last week with Rafael Nadal’s retirement, we are already basking in the glory of a new age. For the past few years, the eventual ...

The University of Oxford must work to enhance its graduate access or it will not stay “world-leading”, says a new report released. Written by current SU president Addi Haran Diman, the report raises ...

Welcome to the Semifinals week of the Great British Bake Off! At this point in the season, tensions are high as each of the four bakers fight for a spot in the Finals. Choose your fighter: Christiaan, ...

The Oxford Union hosted a debate on the motion “This House Regrets the Repeal of Roe v Wade” last night, where members voted overwhelmingly for the proposition with 165 ayes to 39 noes. While pro-life ...

The Oxford Student sat down with Jens Knoop, the founder of the chocolate drinks chain, Knoops. From opening his first store in East Sussex over a decade ago to expanding over 20 stores, Jens has ...

The Oxford Student recently spoke with Sarah Simon, a Classics graduate from New College, who is now the Managing Director at Morgan Stanley, an investment banking firm. Simon spent 12 years at Morgan ...

During the formal matriculation ceremony on Sunday 13th October, a key moment broke through the tradition and pageantry when a member of Oxford Action for Palestine spoke up. According to the student, ...

Former MP Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg spoke at the Oxford University Conservative Association (OUCA) on Friday 22nd November to an audience of around 70 people sharing his views on British politics today. He ...

The Oxford Students’ Union (SU) held its first all-student meeting of the academic year in Oxford Town Hall this week. Students’ lack of engagement with the SU was a key issue raised by those present.

On 2nd November 2024 in Cali, Columbia, COP16 was suspended without many agreements being reached on a global fund for nature, biodiversity targets and other issues. With ongoing conferences designed ...