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Blues team up with Marie Curie Cancer Care
OURFC plan a fundraising event and auction sale for charity, as well as donating proceeds from Captain's Cocktails
Students struggling with maths nationally
Many courses now not including maths since students have been unable to cope
Mosquito populations discovered in UK
Oxford Doctoral student finds mosquito species capable of carrying lethal disease living in the UK
OUSU plans leadership development course
Student union receives funding from NUS to develop leadership skills in students
Richard Dawkins and Archbishop to Converse
Organisers claim the discussion will benefit 'human life and the world'
Missing Bean opens in St Cross building
Popular coffee shop introduces outlet in building of English and Law libraries
Bike crime on the rise
Bicycle crime reaches 'unprecedented levels' in Oxford
£90m needed to save the Humanities
Oxford suffers from government cuts, asking for £90m to save 75 key government posts
Oxford Water Polo Team send trophy round the world
Oxford team taunt their Cambridge opponents
Old Man Bridge hits Balliol bop
Oxford’s best known reveller invited to student Valentine's bop
Facebook is good for you
Study indicates Facebook could have health benefits
OUSU Report into collections
OUSU report on collections system finds inconsistencies and recommends improvements
Oxford landlord fined £5000 for negligence
Dr Mahmood appears in court for faulty boiler which put student tenants at risk for two years
Worcester elects 3rd year Freshers’ Rep
JCR elections 'swimming against the tide of convention'
Attrition in the Coalition
Government scrap early repayment penalty while coalition dispute Access Tsar
Report into student employability
Report suggests that university degrees do not equip students for work
New Islamic Studies Centre
After nine year delay, Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies set to open
New Robbery
Items stolen from New College JCR
Regent’s Roomshare Rethink
Regent’s Park College announces that male and female students can now share two person flats
Cult film stars speak at Balliol
Tommy Wiseau and Greg Sestero gave an unusual talk at Balliol on Monday afternoon
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