Road Trip Society News
The Road Trip Society is going all out and spread Christmas spirit with fun trips. Oxford Light Night I’m sure most of you went to watch the lights get switched on in town on December 2nd, spent all your money on hot mulled Cider at the Christmas market and listened to the Christmas Choir at the Ashmolean. No? Well, you can still visit the Christmas market, by Oxford Castle, until... Read More
Meet Brookes LGBT Society
All the wrapping paper is out, the boxes of colourful Christmas toys see the light and the joyous mood fills the air, so this month we are presenting the most colourful and gay (such a clever pun) Brookes Society. The Afternoon View talked with the untiring American runaway LGBT president Zach. So here we go – meet Brookes LGBT Society and consider joining their Christmas fun: What... Read More
Creative Writing Society Active
Ever thought how the world would look if it actually was on the back of an elephant? Ever imagined watering the strawberry fields with Lucozade? No? Well, maybe you should, because it’s hilarious and makes your brain work. The Afternoon View stuck their nose into activities of the Creative Writing Society and this is what we found. . First of all, they are extremely, well, creative.... Read More
Society News
According to the OBSU Facebook page, Brookes has over 60 societies (though I’m pretty sure there are more… I know of at least 3 which aren’t listed). ‘Sounds great,’ I hear you think, ‘so much to choose from!’ But this is where the trouble starts. It’s pretty hard to find out about upcoming events for different societies, as well as... Read More
Atheist, Secularist and Humanist Society
‘What is so great about Humanity?’ – Julian Baggini On 9th November at 6pm in the Main Lecture Theater at Brookes Gypsy Lane Campus Brookes ASH and the Brookes Philosophy Society have invited Julian Baggini (author of ‘The Pig that want to be Eaten’ and ‘The Ego Trick’) along to give us a talk titled ‘What’s so great about Humanity?’... Read More
Japanese Society News
The Japanese Society is a society focused on bringing those with an interest in Japan together. From Japanese exchange students to J-horror film buffs, the society is one of Brookes’ largest, boasting over 230 members (and winning several Oxford Brookes society awards). Despite these large numbers, the community is a ‘tight-knit family’, as their totes gangsta... Read More
