On the day of the blue moon, Joseph Walford reviews John Landis' 1981 classic, 'An American Werewolf in London'.

Akheel Kale takes a look at the numbers behind global conflict and its impact on food insecurity in this week's column.

Holywell is the Oxford Student’s weekly music column, published every Sunday for your reading pleasure, covering music across genres, eras, and scenes. This week, Grace Butler reviews the music of ...

Elliott Wang interviews Louise Guy regarding her new original play, 'The Haunted House', produced by Turtle Theatre Productions.

Luke Erly examines the world of American college football, what makes it exciting, and what lessons the UK can learn from the sport.

What does it mean to find purpose at Oxford – and beyond? Professor Alexander Betts, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (External Engagement, Sport, and Community), Professor of Forced Migration and International ...

Each year thousands of MBA students from across Europe gather at Hautes Études Commerciales (HEC) Paris to compete in a contest of physicality, strategy, and a glory recognised by almost no one. The ...

Lila Robinson reports on the status of Summer Eights following the death of a young person on Donnington Bridge yesterday.

Niyanthri Arun considers the role of libraries in student life, and what it says about the culture of the university as a ...

Joseph Walford reviews Steven Soderbergh's newest movie, 'The Christophers', starring Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel.

Elliott Wang reviews 'Obsession', directed by Curry Baker, and contends that it is the best film of 2026 so far.

Lila Robinson and Guilherme Lopes report on Oxford University's Head of Staff Immigration Team running as a candidate for ...