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SU launches new community fund for society events
The Oxford University Student Union (SU) is launching a new community fund to support student societies “to create exciting, inclusive events”. Societies can apply for up to £200 in...
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SU Sabbatical Officers urge Government to “remove the barriers” to Gazan students reaching the UK
Sabbatical Officers at the Oxford University Student Union (SU) have signed an open letter...
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Lindsay Skoll announced as new Jesus Principal
Jesus College have announced that British diplomat Lindsay Skoll will take up the role...
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Oxford University Press ceases publication of Chinese-owned journal following ethical concerns
Oxford University Press (OUP) will cease the publication of the Forensic Sciences Research (FSR)...
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Oxford reveals gender pay gap
Newly released figures show a mean gender pay gap of 24.5%, which is higher than the national average
Wadham hosts £500-a-head ketamine conference
Academics and NHS employees discussed the drug's antidepressant effects
Oxford beats Cambridge for data security
A cybersecurity firm found that Cambridge had its email addresses stolen more than twice as often as Oxford
Vice chancellor calls for calm as new pensions deal proposed
Under the proposed agreement, the current defined benefit pension scheme will remain until at least April 2019
Government blocks Oxford MP’s bill for rough sleepers
Layla Moran’s bill was motivated in part by student campaigning efforts to repeal the Vagrancy Act
Discarded Boat Race rower denies ‘bust-up’ rumours
Joshua Bugajski, who was replaced "due to illness" on Tuesday, was seen training with Great Britain the next day
Oxford academics launch ‘blockchain university’
Woolf University will not have a physical campus, but will use an app which allows academics to advertise their services to prospective students
Six colleges pushed for controversial pension reform
Leaked documents suggest that several colleges shared the University’s position on risk in the scheme
Martin Scorsese and Mary Beard to receive honorary degrees
Seven individuals will be awarded at an annual ceremony in June
Oxford ranks sixth best for ‘student experience’
Cambridge ranked below Oxford in five of the Times Higher Education survey's seven categories
Don protests his innocence in video as third woman accuses him of rape
The video shows Ramadan declaring himself “totally innocent of the crimes I am accused of.”
Finalist degrees jeopardised by external examiner resignations
Examiners have been called to resign in solidarity with the UCU strike, potentially disrupting the setting and marking of papers
Proposal to build cable car network in Oxford
The proposed gondola lifts would be the seventh passenger cable car network in the UK
Homeless emergency protocol activated
The Severe Weather Emergency Protocol will now have been in operation for 31 nights this winter
Magdalen Commemoration Ball scrapped
The 2019 ball was dropped after a lack of committee applications, echoing Magdalen's cancellation of the same event in 2015
Oxford academic drowned in Greece
The highly respected Classics tutor and lecturer drowned off the coast of Ouranoupoli, Greece last September
St. Hugh’s restricts smoking on college site
Smoking will be limited to five areas, in a move criticised as "ridiculous" and "parental"
Oxford remembers Stephen Hawking
The 76 year-old scientist and former Oxford student died peacefully at his home in the early hours of Wednesday morning
Exeter undergrads threatened with ‘serious consequences’ after bop mayhem
Sub-rector Barnaby Taylor called undergraduates' behaviour "wholly unacceptable"
Uni to introduce undergrad paper in feminist philosophy
The University aims to have four professors in feminist philosophy by next year
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