Current sections of the newspaper include: News, Comment, Investigations, Features, Identity, Profile, Science & Technology, Culture (consisting of Life and Entertainment sub-sections), OxYou, E-Sports and Sports.

[6] In January 2020, a new section was created called Identity, described as being "dedicated to spotlighting the issues, opinions and experiences of BAME students within the University".

[7] Structured similarly to Pink, the editors of Identity - as well as those who submit writing to be published in the section - are BAME students at the university.

[citation needed] In June 2021, the newspaper was the subject of controversy over perceived threats to their independence, after a vetting system was proposed which would have required student articles to be reviewed by a university-affiliated readers.

[11] Former contributors include Laura Barton and Jonathan Wilson of The Guardian, Mark Henderson and Rob Hands of The Times, and Karl Smith of The Independent.