Recent Editors
- Michaelmas 2012: Charlotte Keith
- May Week 2012: Naomi Pallas and Claire Healy
- Lent 2012: Louise Benson and Madeleine Morley
- Michaelmas 2011: Rhys Treharne and Laurie Martin
- Lent 2011: Alice Hancock and Lara Prendergast
- Michaelmas 2010: Joe Pitt-Rashid
- May Week 2010: Joel Massey and David Pegg
- Lent 2010: Emma Mustich and Laurie Tuffrey
- Michaelmas 2009: Robert Peal and Anna Trench
- May Week 2009: Joel Massey, Emma Mustich and Avantika Chilkoti
- Lent 2009: Hugo Gye and Michael Stothard
- Michaelmas 2008: Patrick Kingsley
- May Week 2008: Anna Trench, Verity Simpson and Dylan Spencer-Davidson
- Lent 2008: Tom Bird and George Grist
- Michaelmas 2007: Lizzie Mitchell and Elliot Ross
- May Week 2007: Jamie Munk and Was Yaqoob
- Lent 2007: Joseph Gosden and Hermione Buckland-Hoby (Issue 1), Joseph Gosden and Natalie Woolman (Issue 2-9)
- Michaelmas 2006: Emily Stokes (Issues 1-2), Mary Bowers and Jonny Ensall (Issue 3-9)
- May Week 2006: Raj Bavishi and Rachel Divall
- Lent 2006: Jon Swaine and Amy Goodwin
- Michaelmas 2005: James Dacre
- May Week 2005: Henry Bowen
- Lent 2005: Amol Rajan
- Michaelmas 2004: Archie Bland
- May Week 2004: Ellen E Jones
- Lent 2004: Reji Vettasseri and Laura-Jane Foley
- Michaelmas 2003: Tom Ebbutt
- May Week 2003: Tori Flower, Dan Cliffe and Emma Charlton
- Lent 2003: Oliver Duff and Luke Layfield
- Michaelmas 2002: Katy Long
- Lent 2002: Rob Sharp
- Michaelmas 2001: Adam Joseph and Julian Blake
- Lent 2001: Tom Royston and Sarah Brealey
- Michaelmas 2000: Ed Hall
- Lent 2000: Jonti Small
- Michaelmas 1999: David Peter
The Lent term editor also edits a single edition at the start of Easter term, and a separate editor controls a special edition May Week issue (or, in some years, daily May Week issues) at the end of the academic year.
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“Narrowed-down by her early editors and anthologists, reduced to quaintness or spinsterish oddity by many of her commentators, sentimentalized, fallen-in-love with like some gnomic Garbo, still unread in the breadth and depth of her full range of work, she was, and is, a wonder to me when I try to imagine myself into that mind.”
—Adrienne Rich (b. 1929)
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—H.L. (Henry Lewis)