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Oxford pays tribute to Sir Roger Bannister
Sir Roger ran the first sub-four minute mile at Iffley Road in 1954, later becoming a leading neurologist and Master of Pembroke College
University criticised over Rohingya crisis
Dr. Zarni slammed the University for being "complicit at worst" in Myanmar government persecution due to links with Yangon University
Vice-Chancellor opposes pay regulation
Professor Richardson stressed that the focus of pay reform should be the process of deciding salaries, rather than regulation of wage levels
Local MP backs student homelessness petition
The call to repeal the Vagrancy Act is due to receive a government response
‘Black cab rapist’ was hired as stripper for OUCA cabaret social
John Worboys performed striptease at the infamous ‘West One Cabaret’ in 1989
Oxford academics rewarded for services to Britain
Twelve University figures have been commended in the New Year's Honours
Council reactivates emergency plan for rough sleepers
The temporary move was triggered by sub-zero overnight weather forecasts
Council pledges £1.4m to help the homeless
The new budget proposes large spending increases for prevention and housing
Council to extend Syrian refugee scheme
Councillors are to approve the resettlement of ten more families in the city
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Keble students stranded after accommodation cock-up
Undergraduates have been ordered to postpone their arrival due to new graduate accommodation awaiting completion
‘No Offence’ and ‘Antinuous: Boy Made God’ at the Ashmolean
A review of the museum's latest exhibitions which are dedicated to telling LGBTQ+ stories
Fandom: democracy or tyranny?
Hollywood's decisions have become increasingly determined by internet fandoms
70% of students only drink to fit in, says NUS survey
Almost half of the survey’s participants claimed that prior to starting university they had a perception that students spent most of their time getting drunk.
Oxford ranked as Britain’s least socially inclusive university
Just one in ten students at Oxford view themselves as working class while over 60% of students went to a private or grammar school.
