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Editorial: Oxford must adopt a no-detriment policy for this year’s finalists
"It is not unreasonable to expect that students should not be disadvantaged by circumstances wholly beyond their control. That is why the editorial boards of The Oxford Blue, The Oxford Student and Cherwell are calling on the University of Oxford to introduce a fair ‘no-detriment’ policy for finalists."
Oxford University’s ties to nuclear weapons industry revealed
Freedom of Information requests submitted by Cherwell have revealed that Oxford University accepted at...
BREAKING: Oxford to move into Tier 2
Oxford city will move into Tier 2 on Saturday 31st October. Tier 2 restrictions...
Investigation: Prelims Favour Private School Students
An investigation into the attainment of ex-state school students, which includes both state comprehensive...
Univ places second-year accommodation in lockdown
University College have told all students at their accommodation site in North Oxford to...
“Better for Oxbridge students”: Oxbridge only grad employment scheme launches
A start-up careers service claims to fast-track applications from Oxbridge students to internships in FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 companies.
Dreaming Spires, founded by a...
Interview: Jacqui Smith
The Chair of the Jo Cox Foundation and former Home Secretary discusses the abuse facing politicians today
Billionaire’s Oxford donation sparks protest
Blackstone has been accused of fuelling the housing crisis, the deforestation of the Amazon and the UK's social care crisis.
An open letter is calling for full transparency over how this donation was processed.
The Dangers of Disney+
For the past few years, the same small collection of streaming services has vied for the attention of UK viewers. But things are set to change rapidly in the coming months, as practically every big media company will pitch their own tent in an increasingly competitive media landscape.
Why a No-Deal Brexit could mean the end of British Film
But it’s independent British films that have the most to fear in the looming shadow of a no-deal Brexit. Most people working in the film industry voted against leaving altogether – why? Because the European Union massively supports creative industries in a way that our government alone either can’t or won't.
Balliol students launch petition to bar PM from college premises
The petition, which has received 150 signatures, accuses the PM of "seriously undermining democracy", and also calls for a ban on the college displaying images of the former student.
UCAS promotes high-interest loans to desperate students
Future Finance loans can result in students repaying more than three times the original amount of their loan over a decade, regardless of their earnings.
Damian Collins: emergency legislation needed for a snap general election
Calls for reform to rules on election campaigning have been made following the Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal in 2018.
The fractured mind, literature, and society.
“I felt the narrowing of my life to a very fine point. A hard triangle of a life over and me sprawled at its peak, hopeless and lost.” - Russell Brand, describing a mental breakdown.
Interview: Humza Yousaf MSP
The Scottish Justice Secretary discusses second referendums, social media and supporting Corbyn
Oxford, Oil, and the tragedy of Brother McAuley
The University’s links to fossil fuel industries run far deeper than just investments
EXCLUSIVE: Union term card released for Trinity
Just over 40% of speakers identify as women*, whilst 37.6% are BAME.
Colleges warn students of scabies outbreak
In their email, Exeter warn warns students that “Scabies is very contagious. It is spread from one infected person to another through direct, prolonged, close physical contact. Student communities are at high risk of spreading scabies because of this.”
Catz sign stolen in alleged “vengeance” for victory in the women’s football cuppers final
The match's losers were accused of “stealing” their opponents’ signpost at the end of term.
