Balliol students launch petition to bar PM from college premises
The petition, which has received 150 signatures, accuses the PM of "seriously undermining democracy", and also calls for a ban on the college displaying images of the former student.
UCAS promotes high-interest loans to desperate students
Future Finance loans can result in students repaying more than three times the original amount of their loan over a decade, regardless of their earnings.
Damian Collins: emergency legislation needed for a snap general election
Calls for reform to rules on election campaigning have been made following the Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal in 2018.
Oxford ramps up protest against no-deal Brexit
Amidst national uproar, protestors who oppose Boris Johnson’s shutdown of parliament gathered in Bonn Square, Oxford, before marching to the Town Hall last night....
Interview: Humza Yousaf MSP
The Scottish Justice Secretary discusses second referendums, social media and supporting Corbyn
Ruskin College accused of ‘victimising’ trade union reps
Dr Lee Humber was suspended from his position as a lecturer in health and social care in April, just two days after organising a vote of no confidence in the college’s principal, Paul Di Felice.
Noah Carl defence fund linked to far-right
In raising money to dispute the allegations that he has ties to the far-right, Noah Carl has enlisted the services of a man with close ties to the far-right.
UNION SCANDAL: Lee disqualified, McGinley elected in recount
The election for Secretary was recounted after Lee Chin Wee was found guilty of electoral malpractice.
Students protest at Oxford Sustainability Awards
The students rose from their seats to display a sign that read “Still investing in fossil fuels??” as Vice-Chancellor Louise Richardson opened the event at the Sheldonian Theatre.
Challenges to Union election results threaten McGrath’s presidency
One allegation could see a tribunal rule that the conduct of Sara Dube’s ‘RISE’ campaign had compromised the integrity of Thursday’s elections. This could lead to a rerun of the entire election.
Dube wins Union Presidency as “Unlock the Union” slate struggles
The three way race ended with RISE taking three senior officer positions and 2020 Vision taking one.
Leaked examiners reports shed light on STEM’s gender woes
The documents show the University struggling to tackle a significant performance gap between male and female STEM students.
Tuition fee ‘cut’ to cost grads more in debt repayments
Despite being billed as a cut in fees, the Augar proposals would see students pay far more in the years immediately following graduation, and probably in the long-term.
Breakdown: Oxford’s 2019 access report in full
White applicants over 40% more likely to received an offer than BME applicants
