Monthly Archives: May, 2009
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Cutting Arts spending? Tell us why
The lack of communication regarding the reprioritisation of funding towards the Sciences is a worrying indication that students are not respected by the University.
Politics and Poetry don’t mix
Ruth Padel's actions are more than just an insult. They are a damning indictment of the elected poet in general.
Colouring Outside the Lines
Rebecca Rosen talks to Shirley Hughes, OBE, the woman who illustrated your childhood
Uprooting the Family Tree
Helen Smith examines our irrational obsession with the exploits of our ancestors
New Roundup: Week 5
Antonia and Katie take a look at the week's top stories
OUSU policy review criticised
Oxford Universiyt Student Union council is facing criticism for an "irrelevant" discussion of policies that are due to expire this term.
Exposed: Oxford sex laid bare
Historians get the most action, only 15% of students are still to lose their virginity and you are much more likely to achieve a First Class degree if you are homosexual.
OUSU criticised for "irrelevant" discussion
Controversial abortion issues have surfaced as OUSU considers its lapsing policies.
Vice-chancellor’s society for donors
Oxford University has set up a new society to recognise those who donate money to the institution.
LMH students left without rooms
A delay in building at Lady Margaret Hall means over 40 undergraduates will be forced to live out next term.
Balliol JCR gives living wage to staff
Balliol JCR has become the first common room to sign up to pay a Living Wage to its staff.
SSL experiences power cut
Social Sciences Library and two colleges nearby were hit by a power cut on Tuesday evening.
Oxford gears up for local elections
Student votes could prove pivotal in the battle between the Lib Dems and Labours
Activists attack M&S over Israeli imported goods
Pro-Palestinian students staged a protest last Sunday outside a branch of Marks & Spencer's.
