#28: Protests, plays and biohacking parties

Lulu and Stanley discuss recent Cherwell reporting on the impact of the student visa brake. They also dive into Cherwell's lifestyle section to discover ways of conquering the infamous Week 5 blues. Finally, they explore a Cherwell print from 50 years ago, finding some surprising articles.

In light of the 'Cornell 7' case and a Cherwell investigation into the treatment of sexual misconduct allegations at Oxford, Lulu and Stanley speak to Cherwell feature's deputy editor Ruya Oral and the president of St Hugh's College feminist society about how casual feminism can be used as a weapon against casual misogyny. 

Lulu and Stanley discuss recent protests in Oxford, France and beyond, speak to the Director of 'The Seagull' (currently running at the Oxford Playhouse), and find out more about Oxford’s up-and-coming Biohacking Society.

Mor speaks to section editor Saba on what it means to be a Muslim in modern Britain, with reflections on a year abroad in Armenia.

Natalie dicusses the final print of term, and chats to Deputy Editor Hattie about protests, town vs gown, and all things Cherwell News.

Natalie chats with Emma, Deputy Editor for Culture, about the glamourisation of journalism, AI in fashion, and watching foreign-language films.

Mor and Natalie discuss the concept of Trinifree, Oxford as an aesthetic, and the reality of Oxford admissions.

Natalie and Mor discuss May morning in Oxford, and take a look at this week's print. They also talk to Nora, Deputy Editor for Lifestyle.

Natalie and Mor interview guests from three local parties ahead of the upcoming local election. They also take a look at this week's print, including a piece on the Ultimate Picture Palace.

Peter and Noah discuss Cherwell's nominations for national awards.