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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 student to carry Olympic torch
Oxford student who set up charity for those suffering from eating disorders set to carry Olympic flame
Oxford sex ring is ‘larger than feared’
Additional arrests are made in Operation Bullfinch as total number of victims estimated at over 50
Maths professor to co-host TV show
Oxford Professor for the Public Understanding of Science to join comic Dara O'Briain in hosting new TV show entitled 'School of Hard Sums'
Hosepipe ban threatens Oxford’s lawns
The ban on hosepipes may affect college lawns and quads over the summer, but staff are prepared
People’s Supermarket to challenge Tesco
Owner hopes volunteer-run supermarket in Cowley will undercut Tesco prices by a third
Depressed fathers impact children’s development
University study reveals that fathers suffering from Post-Natal Depression react negatively to their children, and could affect their upbringing
Green housing for graduates to go ahead
Summertown House set to be renovated with addition of an energy centre providing sustainable heating after residents raised concerns
Jesus student remains in intensive care
Second year Engineer is still in a Spanish hospital after falling from a hotel balcony while on holiday with team-mates in Spain.
Disabled student to swim 15km for charity
Georgia Gray, a national record holder for the New Zealand Disabled Swimming team, is set to swim 15km for a local charity
Oxford applications fall
Applications to Oxford decrease as fees are set to rise, though more private school pupils and overseas students apply
Cambridge win controversial Boat Race
Cambridge win 2012 Boat Race, after the race is restarted due to a swimmer blocking the river, and an Oxford rower loses an oar
‘Viking’ skeletons found in St John’s
Research carried out on bones found in St John's has revealed that they may belong to tenth-century Viking raiders
Oxford students dominate writing competition
Three Oxford finalists have been awarded thousands of pounds after securing prizes in a national writing competition
Taxi surveillance proposals suspended
Oxford City Council suspends plans to install CCTV in every taxi in Oxford while government data protection body investigates privacy concerns
OUP construction plans anger residents
Scheme, including demolition of part of listed building, causes consternation among residents' groups in Jericho
Don helps catch laptop thief
Anonymous academic has a hand in catching a burglar who stole a laptop from St Hugh's and then fled through gardens
Major spoils go to Cambridge at Henley Boat Races
Cambridge win the Women's and Lightweight Men's races while Oxford win Women's Reserves and Women's Lightweights
Complaints jeopardise Mehdi’s licence
Kebab van's licence renewed conditionally after noise complaints from Oriel College
13 arrested in child sex ring investigation
Six men charged with multiple offences whilst seven are bailed until next month after co-ordinated dawn raids
Council rat Jamal’s out
Student favourite forced to close for 24 hours due to complaint from neighbours about rodents
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