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What’s in a name? The donors written on Oxford’s streets

Walking down Broad Street can sometimes resemble a school register. It would, admittedly, be a strange class that comprised Thomas Bodley, the Weston family, the first Earl of Clarendon,...

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(A call to) “Action!”: Oxford’s clash of real and reel

Hogwarts students run up the Christ Church stairs. Saltburn’s stars roll cigarettes on a...

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Half the world away: How regional transport issues impact far-flung friendships

Travelling cross-country has never been easy, but UK transport is, predictably, delayed in its...

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‘A dangerous moment of repression’: How is the US higher education crisis affecting the UK?

Over the last year, universities have become flashpoints of protest and backlash. Student protest...

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Features

What’s in a name? The donors written on Oxford’s streets

(A call to) “Action!”: Oxford’s clash of real and reel

Half the world away: How regional transport issues impact far-flung friendships

‘A dangerous moment of repression’: How is the US higher education crisis affecting the UK?

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