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Alex Prvulovich
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By Alex Prvulovich| Cherwell Verified We were born too late to have attention spans longer than a minute, born too early to see our robot overlords purge us or take us to the stars, but born just in time for ChatGPT to write a solidly 2:1 philosophy essay. With tutorials and a focus on in-person exams, Oxford has probably been less impacted by the boom of artificial intelligence chatbots than other universities. So I don’t want to make some dramatic argument that AI will be its doom.
By Alex Prvulovich| Cherwell Verified We were born too late to have attention spans longer than a minute, born too early to see our robot overlords purge us or take us to the stars, but born just in time for ChatGPT to write a solidly 2:1 philosophy essay. With tutorials and a focus on in-person exams, Oxford has probably been less impacted by the boom of artificial intelligence chatbots than other universities. So I don’t want to make some dramatic argument that AI will be its doom.
By Alex Prvulovich| Cherwell Verified Within a decade of being founded, the Oxford Union was already doing its best to tear itself apart – complete with a faux-epic of the conflict written under the name Habbakukius Dunderheadius – and it’s not grown much calmer in its old age. With all the recent convulsions (never mind the constant elections), Union drama sprawls over student papers, Oxfesses, and your Instagram DMs alike. All this for, it must be said, a student society well past its glory days.
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Cherwell
Cherwell is the University of Oxford’s oldest independent student-run newspaper, established in 1920. It operates under Oxford Student Publications Limited and maintains full editorial independence. Cherwell publishes weekly in both print and online formats, focusing on news, features, and opinion pieces related to Oxford University, student life, and societal issues. The newspaper has a strong online presence, having launched its digital edition in 1996, which provides timely updates and access to archives. Cherwell is known for its investigative reporting, covering significant topics such as Oxford’s colonial history and student activism. The publication is managed entirely by students, offering them valuable journalism experience while ensuring editorial independence. Cherwell aims to inform and engage the Oxford community through its independent journalism, preserving its legacy as a vital part of university media.
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