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

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

Hannah Stewart reviews Norwegian director Emilie Blichfeldt's debut work, a feminist body horror film inspired by a classic ...

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

The OxStu sat down with Oxford's thriving college film societies to see how students revived cinema culture post-pandemic.

Meira Lee analyses the modern matcha trend, and the favourite matcha latte, tracing the drink's history in Japanese tea ...

Cici Zhang explores the connection between science and metaphors, and how the language in science is shaping our language.

Sara Gondal interrogates the naming phenomenon connecting Hollywood's male action heroes, from James Bond to John Wick.

CRUSH was one of the most professional, impressive pieces of student theatre I have seen here at Oxford. Eggleton has created ...

Sihao Feng reviews The Trinity Players' take on The Great Gatsby in its centenary year at Trinity College, Oxford.

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

Jewish faculty and staff of the University of Oxford sent an open letter to the Vice Chancellor Irene Tracey, Proctors, and ...