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‘Free Palestine’ protest held in Oxford
Around 200 protestors marched through Oxford on Monday in 'Free Palestine' protest
National demonstration for free education planned
A coalition of student groups have called a protest in London in support of free education
Proctors’ Office requires registered clubs to change rules
Clubs registered with the University now required to meet regulations that came into effect in October 2013
University committee backs Living Wage for staff
The University’s Planning, Resources and Allocation Committee has recommended that the University Council adopt a paper that would pay the Living Wage to central staff
OUSU Council approves budget
OUSU Council vote to approve student union’s budget for academic year 2014/15
Shadow minister to discuss HE funding with University
The Shadow Minister for Universities, Science and Skills Liam Byrne is set to discuss the possibility of variable fees with University officials
Cherwell live tweet the #UnionNoCon debate
The Oxford Union is debating a No Confidence motion against President Ben Sullivan tonight
Support grows for fossil fuels divestment campaign
More JCRs voice support for 'Fossil Free' ahead of a divestment rally this weekend
Mental illnesses lower life expectancy more than smoking
Oxford researchers have discovered that mental illnesses can reduce life expectancy more than heavy smoking
"Serious irregularities" in NUS referendum
Junior Tribunal to look into result of NUS referendum after 'serious irregularities' found in vote
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‘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.
Voluntourism: how a booming industry has real world consequences
Combining volunteering with tourism often harms rather than helps disadvantaged communities
