Ten of the most stunning student feeds on Oxstagram
Bringing you the dreaming spires through our pick of the best curated feeds.
We think Oxford is quite nice to look at, as a place. You can wander through the cobbled streets and point your phone camera at almost anything the sun hits, which we’re very nearly experts at.
However, there are some really talented students who really excel at documenting the beautiful and the surreal in their Oxford experience and you should follow them immediately.
1. Elizabeth Nyikos
DPhil Music student, photographer and winner of the 2018 Graduate Photography Competition
2. Maninder Sachdeva
Final-year undergrad and student life vlogger and master of puns
3. Aleksandra Majak
First-year DPhil student in literature and avid photographer
4. Ahmad El-Naggar
MBA student and videographer
5. Nyree Manoukian
DPhil Archaeological Science student, capturing details in the lab and the city
6. Karina Doris-Vihta
DPhil Maths student, lecturer at Corpus, dancer and yoga practitioner
7. Ellen Brewster
@_ellenbrewster| DPhil English student and That Oxford Girl ambassador
8. Anna Thomas
@annathomas | DPhil Music student capturing tranquil scenes with pastel colours
9. Sheng Peng
DPhil History student and winner of the 2019 Graduate Photography Competition
10. Petros Spanou
DPhil History student and MSt alum, often found documenting the slightly surreal Harry-Potter-ness of Oxford
Get inspired
See more of the University through the lens of students by following us over on Instagram.
Our feed comes almost entirely from grad students, with behind-the-scenes stories and photographs from our team. Even our most urgent deadline posts come with lovely sunny calming pictures of the Rad Cam to keep you going.
This is just a few of the growing community of brilliant Oxford feeds and there’s loads more to explore — just take a quick look at #igersoxford and #oxfordgradstudy to see what we mean.
For more epic scenery, you should also check out brilliant staff and local photographers like Jonathan Kirkpatrick and Sarah Rhodeso. You can also find student community feeds like Africa Oxford, Oxford SU and English Grads at Oxford. There’s even a growing Oxford foodstagram to drool over.
Show off your Oxford
If you’re studying here and already pointing your camera at awesome Oxford stuff, tag @oxfordgradstudy because we really love to see.
Grad students and alumni can also sign up for the launch of Graduate Photography Competition launch, coming early next year.
