Saturday, January 25, 2025

Esther Hodges

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Uncertainty over renovations to Corpus housing

Corpus' New Building may become listed, causing delays to renovations

Fire at Gloucester Green Falafal House

Firefighters called to Gloucester Green on Saturday evening

Oxford celebrates May Morning

Cherwell's Esther Hodges, Emily Miller, Max Long and Patrick Beardmore present this year's May Day coverage from Magdalen Bridge this morning

Fathers suffer at childbirth too

New research from Oxford researchers show fathers are also affected by traumatic births

Trinity President apologises for hosting Christian Concern

OUSU calls the process 'frustrating'

OUSU Shortlisted for Sexual Health Award

Sexual health charities impressed by OUSU's consent workshops

Students complain of "foul odour" at Wahoo nightclub

General Manager assures Cherwell that a 'thorough investigation' will be conducted

Sportswear battle at Keble Cafe

Keble sports players propose motion to reverse ban on sportswear in Keble College's cafe. The motion passes, with college stating that only muddy sportswear is banned

Plans unveiled for St Antony’s new Middle East centre

Architect Dame Zaha Hadid reveals plans for a study centre of Modern Middle East

Tesco confusion over Hilda’s horse-themed ball

Supermarket unclear over sponsorship of 'Day at the Races' ball, whilst Tesco launches an inquiry into banned horsemeat burgers recently being sold in Cowley

Professors have least stressful jobs

Research has found that professors are have the least stressful careers

Academics at Oxford are honoured

Five professors have been awarded honours, including CBEs, a knighthood and a damehood

Oxford graduate arrested after Christmas lights incident

Bethan Tichborne has been charged for her behaviour at a Witney event, after attempting to jump the barrier as David Cameron was turning on the Christmas lights on stage
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