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Cinema closures increasing: the battle between streaming services and cinemas
What is changing in the world of digital viewing, uncover the fluctuating analytics behind the conflict between streaming services and cinemas.
 • Giorgia Tambascia
Sickness and absences from work rising due to mental health conditions, UK.
Between the years 2009 and 2024 there has been an overall 36.1% change in sickness and absences at work due to Mental health conditions and it's going…
 • Jessica Bentley
Eugene Jarecki’s new documentary, The Six Billion Dollar Man, ignites the conversation about freedom of the press in a post-truth world
“To abandon facts is to abandon freedom. If nothing is true, then no one can criticise power, because there is no basis upon which to do so” - Timothy…
 • Caitlin Tkach
Run club over nightclub?
Why Gen-Z are replacing martinis with mileage.
 • Miah Blackburn
Funding a Degree in 2025 is harder than it should be
The average student's monthly shortfall is raising concerns around the survivability of being a student in 2025
 • Caitlin
Love isn’t cheap: the rising cost of dating in the UK
What official price data shows about the rising cost of a simple UK date
 • Marlowe Order
Calling All Arm Wrestlers, Novices Welcome
Oxford Armwrestling is inviting anyone to attend its free weekly training sessions.
 • Jon Miller
Is the holiday really worth it?
As term-time fines rise and holiday prices climb even higher, data shows thousands of parents are still taking their children out of school to travel…
 • Amber Lee
From Flower Power to Reform: Are Gen Z Reshaping Politics?
While overall support for mainstream parties shrinks, the youth move to the fringe of the political spectrum.
 • Lola Medina Cirera
Oxford medicine students: when sleep becomes a luxury
Exams, night shifts and anxiety, medical students across Oxford are struggling to sleep.
 • Cassandra SAN CARLOS
Percentage of NHS staff absences attributed to mental health at their highest level since the pandemic
They take care of our wellbeing - but what about their own?
 • Skye Gregory
Is all hope lost for those who took the university route to career success?
Media headlines say graduates are struggling. Government data says they aren’t. The truth lies somewhere in between.
 • Millie Flanagan
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