Ella Richards
Interview: Evan Davis
Ella Richards talks to Evan Davis about Newsnight and filling Jeremy Paxman's shoes
Electoral changes at the Union: should you bother voting?
Ella Richards argues that even with the vote's problems introducing RON, slates and online campaigning is a step in the right direction
Students wear white ribbons in support of anti-violence
Students have been wearing white ribbons this week in support of the campaign to end violence against women
Union President writes open letter to speakers
Ben Sullivan has sent an open letter to all upcoming Union speakers encouraging them to attend
Resignation of Union Librarian-Elect suspended by SAM
Mehrunissa Sajjad’s automatic resignation to be discussed at debate on Thursday thanks to a Special Ammendment Motion after she fails to attend Library Committee meetings this term
‘No Confidence’ motion proposed against Union President
Ben Sullivan chairs first Union event since his arrest as over 30 members sign a petition calling for a debate of 'No Confidence' next Thursday
Mayank Banerjee wins Union presidency
Banerjee beats Crawford Jamieson in an election marred by controversy
Godfrey Bloom insults disabled student at the Union
VIDEO: Ex-UKIP MEP compares student to Richard III during Union debate
Academics strike back in two-hour boycott
Oxford UCU members hold afternoon strike to protest recent pay cuts
Student loans privatised
In a move that has proved controversial with students, the government has announced the sale of around £900 million worth of student loans to a private company
Courting controversy at Worcester
Worcester has announced plans to build a lecture theatre on on of its tennis courts
New College ball profits under discussion
Confusion was caused at New College this week over the spending of £600 of last year’s Ball’s profit
Ex-BBC boss comes to Oxford
George Entwistle, the form Director General of the BBC, has enrolled as a master's student at Oxford
New figures show rise in university admissions
University admissions are back to their pre-2011 level, according to new figures released by the Universities and Colleges Admission Service (UCAS)