Jack Hunter
Jack Hunter was the editor of Cherwell in MT17. Follow him: @_jackhunter or email jack.hunter@wadham.ox.ac.uk
Uni apologises after cleaner told to remove International Women’s Day graffiti
The photo of the incident, which was tweeted by a professor, prompted an angry backlash online
UCU Strike: Pensions vote blocked at University governing body
The required threshold of 20 members stood to suspend the debate, leading to protests outside the Sheldonian
Dons set for showdown with vice chancellor over pensions dispute
Congregation, the university’s governing body, will meet in an attempt by around 150 dons to reverse Oxford’s position on the USS pension scheme
Balliol introduces Oxford’s first homelessness representative
The new officer will publicise volunteering and collect donations for Turl Street Homeless Action
Revealed: the £300k cost of Oxford SU’s refurb
The University’s Estates Services paid out over £200,000 on building work and nearly £175,000 on redecorating
Day in the Life: Cherwell Editor
Jack Hunter gives an exclusive insight into the life of a Cherwell editor
Lavish ceremonies and a £37k lunch – the cost of Oxford’s...
Honorary degree spending included £37,701 on a single lunch for the Burmese leader Aung San Suu Kyi
Protesters rally for decolonisation outside Rad Cam
Rhodes Must Fall, Common Ground and other campaign representatives demand Oxford commits to "a long-term project of decolonisation at all levels"
La Bohème review – ‘Shabby and chic but not lacking in...
Amid the fakery of Shoreditch, Jack Hunter finds a rare thing: an age-old opera that celebrates the joy of being young
Planning application withdrawn, beloved nightclub Cellar is ‘saved’
The club heralds a "fantastic outcome" after the planning application to turn it into retail space was withdrawn
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There is still power in a union – but it erodes with our apathy
In a society increasingly driven towards division, the UCU pensions dispute highlights the challenges facing worker solidarity
Exclusive: Oxford Union release Trinity term card
Speakers include Lindsay Lohan, Jordan Peterson, and Peyton Manning
Government announces student loan interest rate rises
Students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland will face interest rates on their loans of up to 6.3%
Oxford Chancellor Patten votes against government Brexit bill
Lord Patten was criticised for putting forward "a political argument dressed up as a trade argument" by former Conservative chancellor Lord Lawson
Oxford to confront colonial past in £20,000 project
The move will include returning treasures seized during the time of the British Empire, and the study of more black and Asian thinkers on degree courses
