Niamh Mcintyre
OUSU to implement controversial Govt anti-terrorism plan
OUSU's Board of Trustees has voted to comply with the Government's contentious PREVENT strategy
No full time Trans Officer for NUS
A motion to create paid role fails to get necessary two-thirds majority at this year’s Conference
Vincent’s Club to remain all-male establishment
Vincent's Club, a society dominated by male Oxford Blues, will remain all-male after failing to reach the two-thirds majority for a constitutional change
Anger at Corpus’ damaged LGBTQ flags
Corpus Christi allocates £1,000 to LGBTQ causes after students tore down pride flags from JCR walls
Interview: Paris Lees
Niamh McIntyre talks to Paris Lees about transgender activism and class identity
The Campaign: Cuntry Living
Niamh McIntyre explains why people should get involved in Cuntry Living and intersectional feminism
Oxford’s Living Wage triumph
Pembroke commits to accreditation after announcements made by the University, Oriel and Wadham
Anger at police response to Warwick student protests
Hundreds of students gather at Warwick University to protest police use of force on protesters
Interview: Harry Leslie Smith
Niamh McIntyre discusses austerity and activism with Harry Leslie Smith
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The government is wrong to dismiss abortion clinic buffer zones
Protests outside abortion clinics are a form of harassment which undermine the free choices of women
Tolkien fans visit Oxford to celebrate author
The four-day event will include a Hobbit bake-off
Exclusive: Jude Law to speak at Union
The BAFTA-winning actor will appear with Jeremy Gilley, founder of Peace One Day, to promote the initiative, which works for an annual day of ceasefire and non-violence worldwide
Oxford historian discovers new letter sent by suffragette
The letter was written in 1905 by Annie Kenney, the first suffragette to be imprisoned in the campaign for the vote
App launched to help new students navigate Oxford
The app features the presidents of Oxford SU, the African and Caribbean Society (ACS) and the Dramatic Society, as well as the Bodleian librarian
