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Professor Hawking to recover from infection
Professor Stephen Hawking is expected to make a full recovery from chest infection.
New position in the Union
Oxford Union introduced a new junior officer position to ensure long-term development.
Suicide risk increases with exposure
Workplace suicides increase the risk of people killing themselves, researchers have found
Brown faced with student protests
Gordon Brown's speech in the Sheldonian was marred by protests, as demonstrators chanted audibly outside.
Union presidential candidates submit flawed nominations
The Union's presidential elections have proved controversial after some candidates submitted flawed nominations.
Keble announces new campus plans
Keble College has unveiled a £45 million building project to create a new campus between Banbury and Woodstock roads.
Gormley statue placed without planning permission
A seven foot statue has been erected on the roof of Exeter College, despite it lacking planning permission.
Protest against Uni ‘war crimes’
A group of students marched through Oxford's city centre today last Wednesday to protest against the University's investment in the arms trade.
Union attacked in charity profits scandal
The Oxford Union Society has come under fire for misleading members about the profits received from charity events held on the premises.
Students attack college welfare ‘lottery’
Disturbing disparities have emerged in the quality of welfare and pastoral care provided by different colleges.
"Seafood Extravaganza" angers college
Mess left in a student kitchen in Pembroke was so appalling that the scout cleaning it was "physically sick."
Thirst Lodge lap-dance plans binned
Thirst Lodge has been forced to retract its application to stage lap-dancing nights.
Oxford Gossip website returns
Oxford Gossip, shut down in 2007, has been revived, leading to renewed fears of harassment
Fresher destroys Brasenose properties
Two students' rooms have been destroyed after a Brasenose first year left the bath running
New Government internships for graduates
Three month internships will give graduates skills and work experience
Government intern scheme to help graduates find jobs
Government announced plans for a National Internship Scheme to help graduates facing toughest job market in a generation.
Oxford science grads win prize with plan to save the bees
A team of graduates from Oxford University has won the Environment Young Entrepreneurs Scheme.
Research at Oxford is "world-leading"
Oxford University's research quality has once again been judged one of the best in the UK, coming second only to Cambridge
Wadham elections violated constitution
Irregular voting methods may trigger re-run of Michelmas Student Union election
Oxford’s Space Age
Oxford academics have helped create the Venus Express, a spacecraft devoted solely to studying planet Venus.
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