Friday 13th June 2025

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MML Faculty cuts almost half of special subject final options

Over 40% of Modern Languages Special Subjects have been cut for those sitting finals next year, with up to eight out of eleven options being cancelled in certain languages....

Oxford City Council proposes unified Great Oxford Council

Oxford City Council have released details on a suggested proposal to abolish Oxfordshire’s six...

Possible delay to Oxford’s only winter ball despite ‘committed’ students

Merton College is understood to have asked students on the winter ball committee to...

Oxford University drops disciplinary case against OA4P protestors

Disciplinary proceedings against the 13 student protesters that were arrested at a sit-in last...

Union in colonial cocktail catastrophe

Union's 'Colonial Comeback!' cocktail sparks outrage at colonial reparations debate

Professor Louise Richardson nominated as new Vice-Chancellor

Ex-principal of St. Andrews would become first female Vice-Chancellor of the University

Rough sleeping ban scrapped

Council removes rough sleeping from list of activities to be criminalised

Presidential hopes punctured

Merton presidential candidate impaled on spike in hustings

Ruskin cuts anger students

Student occupation and outcry at cuts to humanities degrees

Port and Policy conduct angers Somerville finalists

OUCA members singing at Port and Policy provokes an alleged attack

University pledges partial fossil fuel divestment

Council meeting pledges not to invest directly in coal and tar sands, but not to divest entirely from fossil fuels

Trinity votes to keep gendered curry nights

Trinity JCR condemns singing of 'sexist' song but to keep curry nights separated along gender lines

Catz JCR declares independence from College

Following extraordinary open meeting, Catz JCR splits from College

Students vote overwhelmingly to retain subfusc

In a record turnout, students have voted to keep subfusc, mortar boards and gowns compulsory by a clear margin

Eight places to play croquet in Oxford

The ultimate Oxford croquet lawn bucketlist

Oxford University divests from coal and tar sands

The University will no longer be able to directly invest in companies involved in the extraction of coal and tar-sands

Outrage from Oxford left following election result

Left organises action in protest against Conservative majority, plans anti-austerity measures

Former student fails to force harassment policy review

Elizabeth Ramey attempts to force judicial review on University harassment policy following alleged assault in 2011

Somerville College condemns sexual harassment amid increased

Principal and JCR stand up against sexual harassment following increasing reports within college

OUSU Women’s campaign stands up for safe spaces

Campaign statement hits back at ‘racial segregation allegations’ from press over BME-only event at Goldsmiths university

Oxford Dignity Drive launched

Student-run campaign provides sanitary products for homeless women

Campaign launches app to support sexual violence victims

New mobile app provides instant way to report sexual violence and get support

Merton disciplinary measure declared unconstitutional

Merton students protest at new anti-smoking measure, claiming it breaks college regulations

Hertford Bursar recreates candidates out of Lego

'Benign Lego obsessive' Dr Andrew Beaumont makes headlines with his plastic politicians

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