Anthony Collins, Author at Cherwell

Oxford tutors deny that students are academically weaker

Tutors defend students, following claims in national press about students' 'inability to spell.'

Mass resignation at St Hilda’s MCR

Seven members of St Hilda's MCR executive committee resign following alleged clashes with college administration.

Campaigners hold ‘teach-out’ to protest cuts

Students and campaigners gather in central Oxford to support public sector strikes and condemn the government's austerity measures

Union election results announced

Izzy Ernst elected unopposed as President-Elect, while Maria Rioumine, Dean Palmer and Rajiv Dattani also emerge victorious.

Oxford grad tweets WWII live

St Peter's history graduate will be live-tweeting events from WWII for the next six years

Mansfield Entz team under fire

Members of the Mansfield Entz Committee profited from a recent intercollegiate trip to the Ministry of Sound and allegedly spent their earnings in The Ritz.

Furniture raid at Christ Church

An investigation is being conducted into the thefts of four leather beanbags and three rugs from the JCR.

Cyclist dies on Woodstock Road

A woman was pronounced dead after a collision with a cement mixer lorry on Woodstock Road on Friday

Guardian recognises Oxford journalists

Several Oxford students and publications are shortlisted at the Guardian Student Media Awards 2011

Oxford students bring help to riot victims

In the wake of last week’s riots, Christ Church students pitch in to help victims in south London

Merton reclaims Norrington Table top spot

Magdalen drops to 4th place and Mansfield jumps up by 17 places as finalists’ performances are tabulated

Riot fears spread to Oxford

Copycat attacks hit Oxford as riot violence flares up across the country

Hertford tutor claims wrongful dismissal

Economics tutor appealing to employment tribunal for redundancy pay

Union to clear guest speakers with trustees

Standing Committee Memorandum means that Union Trustees will have the final word on speaker invitations

Mansfield saving grace

Student opinion is split over keeping grace as college decides to look into secular alternatives

One in six Oxbridge applicants use company for help

Profit driven company Oxbridge Applications deny that they provide 'entry through the back door'

Skelet-Anne

St Anne's library skeleton had her skull returned after it mysteriously disappeared last week

Sleep out protest for Plato

72 year old philosopher plans to sleep outside Balliol to defend his thesis

Corpus tortoises lose to Jesus

The annual Corpus Christi Tortoise Fair raised over Â£2000 for charity, with the two home competitors losing out to Tilly of Jesus College

Hertford student makes a splash

Oxford swimmer self-rusticates to pursue his Olympic dream

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