Entry requirements are an arbitrary measure
Oxford needs to look at more than just grades
The ‘best’ cannot mean the most exclusive
The UK’s least socially inclusive university is in need of radical admissions reform
The obsession with meritocracy in university admissions is misguided: here’s why
Universities are more than merely merit-obsessed, mechanical institutions
Oxford grad launches new access initiative
The new organisation aims to connect disadvantaged students with Oxbridge mentors
How to get into Oxbridge 101
Oxbridge summer camps claiming to know the secret to admissions benefit nobody but the companies themselves
Sathnam Sanghera: “We’ve got to go through this painful process”
The Times columnist, a vocal critic of Oxbridge's admissions data, says that access is about attitude, not money
Science is not just for boys
What are the origins of the gender gap in Stem subjects at Oxford?
New colleges would not improve Oxford’s access
Access solutions must be put into place across the whole university
Access denied: Oxford’s white privilege is revealed
White British applicants twice as likely to gain admission as their black British peers
Inequality at universities is a symptom, not a cause
Social injustice occurs before students even apply
Oxford should not bear all the blame for its access problem
It was recently revealed that only 2.8% of Oxford’s intake for 2018 will come from areas defined as the most difficult to engage in higher education
Twelve private schools gain more Oxford offers than the north
Privileged elite continue to dominate Oxbridge admissions
Oxford’s southern obsession
As more attention is called to Oxbridge’s prejudiced admissions practices, Emma Carter analyses the barriers to entry for northern applicants
University hits back at claims of regional access disparities
University claims that disadvantaged students in fact perform better in the admissions process