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Sale-iol of paintings earn JCR £38,000

Balliol JCR's art auction makes unexpected thousands

Anger as Oxford MP votes against gay marriage

OUSU condemns Anne's alumna's decision

Queen’s demand level playing field for women

JCR motion passes to petition Governing Body to restructure sports committee

Pembroke building bridges

HRH the Duke of Kent open's Pembroke's renovation

Union in transparency drive

The Oxford Union is reforming it balloting system in order to increase the society's transparency

LGBTQ pioneer visits Oxford University

Kenyan gay activist gives speech at Oxford

All Souls owned library in potential reprieve

Historic library in Kensal Rise recently stripped of its books, but fresh negotiations between campaigners and Brent Council may give it lifelife

Oxford donors examined

A review of recent gifts to the University and colleges reveals that Oxford still attracts multi-million pound donations

Six-foot goddess statue disappears from Hugh’s ball

A statue of Venus di Milo, standing at six feet tall, went missing from St Hugh's Odyssey ball earlier this term

Research study reveals new insight into obesity

Academic annoyed by coverage of study in national press

Joke application for JCR President

Jonny Green, a New College second year, had a manifesto for JCR President drawn up and distributed without his knowledge by a room-mate

Union finds Madeline Grant guilty

English student fined £120 at hearing for breaching Union rules by talking to the press without permission

New College anger at JCR student lockout

Students at New express disbelief after being barred from their JCR over the Easter vacation to make room for conference guests

Oxford Martin School opens major economics institute

George Soros funded Institute for New Economics Thinking will collaborate with Martin School to create new unit for preventing and tackling future economic crises