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Union elections marred by voting blunder
Rai Saad Khan was not elected to the Secretary's Committee, despite winning more votes than his closest rival
Vice chancellor u-turns on UCU strike
It follows a tense meeting of the University's governing body yesterday
UCU Strike: Pensions vote blocked at University governing body
The required threshold of 20 members stood to suspend the debate, leading to protests outside the Sheldonian
Oxford pays tribute to Sir Roger Bannister
Sir Roger ran the first sub-four minute mile at Iffley Road in 1954, later becoming a leading neurologist and Master of Pembroke College
Dons set for showdown with vice chancellor over pensions dispute
Congregation, the university’s governing body, will meet in an attempt by around 150 dons to reverse Oxford’s position on the USS pension scheme
Oxlove to sell stash
The admins of the page intend to release hoodies and t-shirts in the near future.
Oxford ranked sixth best in the world in new university rankings
The University was ranked top for Anatomy and Physiology, Geography, English Language and Literature, and Archaeology.
Balliol introduces Oxford’s first homelessness representative
The new officer will publicise volunteering and collect donations for Turl Street Homeless Action
Mansfield JCR condemns New over ‘ivory tower’
97.6 per cent of JCR members supported submitting a planning objection to the City Council
Horvath scrapes victory at the Union, while his ‘Ignite’ slate bag top jobs
Ignite’s presidential candidate beat his Reform rival by 73 votes
County Council bans pro-EU bus from Broad Street
Oxfordshire County Council initially claimed it “could not permit political advertising"
Academics slam VC over strike intervention
Her lack of support had prompted the creation of the #JeezLouise hashtag
Student tory resigns after bigoted online rant
The student apologised for his 'ghastly' language
First contested Union election in 5 terms
But 70% of candidates are men and 60% are privately educated
Weather conditions force cancellation of Torpids day two
The senior umpires said they "cannot remember conditions as bad as this"
University criticised over Rohingya crisis
Dr. Zarni slammed the University for being "complicit at worst" in Myanmar government persecution due to links with Yangon University
Laser tag players bring out Uni security
The group were masked and wielding what, from a distance, looked like genuine firearms
Oxford announces crews for the Boat Races
Cambridge's men's and women's boats are both heavier than Oxford's
Accused don declared fit for prison
Tariq Ramadan was hospitalised after twelve days in prison awaiting trial
Trinity Dean fines second years and bans sconcing
A charge will be added to all attendees' battels to meet the cost of breakages and inconveniences caused to staff
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