This week The Flete spoke to Alisha Konnoth and Georgina Miles, the former and current presidents of R:Ed Oxford, an organisation which centres around providing important educational resources to the African subcontinent. […]
In the wake of a bill proposed by the government which would have severe consequences on the right to protest in the UK, students at Oxford have founded a Society for Civil […]
CW: depression, very briefly referenced suicidal ideation I’ve been through periods of intense depression a couple of times in my life, beginning in my mid-teens when I would skip classes at high […]
The desire to portray one’s success, be it academic or cultural, in the meritocracy that so evidently doesn’t exist is becoming increasingly difficult to tolerate. Let’s face it, we live in an […]
2020 has not had a good name; with uni students feeling as though they have just thrown 9k into the incinerator, crackling and lagging zoom voices replacing the clarity of face-to-face diction, […]
This week The Flete had the opportunity to speak to a few of the team of admins from the ‘Oxfess’ page. Since the page’s inception during the winter vacation, it has amassed […]
Michaelmas 2020 was something of a political awakening for me, or at least a strengthening of previously theoretical beliefs which had never been borne out in practice. I admit, I’ve always been […]
OxMatch attracted enormous success this year, running both the standard OxMatch as well as a RAG x OxMatch collaboration, which helped raise more than £2600 for Rag charities. In total, OxMatch has […]
CW: mental health issues In the lead up to the Christmas holidays it becomes inevitable a question will be asked. “What are you doing for Christmas?” When it is being thrown around […]
The Flete recently spoke to Chase Koch, History and Politics student at Christ Church and founder of multiple platforms designed for Oxford students. Among them is OxPath, a brand-new access initiative launched […]
