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Wikipedia Blackout
Twenty four hour shutdown of Wikipedia website a cause for concern among students
Women’s Open causes debate
Women-only debating competition is labelled 'divisive' by some male undergraduates
Girl to run six marathons in six days
Hilda's student to undertake a gruelling ultra-marathon in Morocco
The Only Way is Oxbridge
New reality TV show to be based in Cambridge
Drinking lessons for Univ undergraduates
First and second year students attend a talk on the dangers of excessive drinking, following problems at first bop of year
Oxford library fine figures revealed
Oxford libraries have second highest number of lost books
LMH hosts Film Premiere
Film to be screened in the UK for the first time in Oxford College
Undergraduate to stand for election
Robin McGhee plans to represent the Lib Dems in the next city council elections
OULC decide election on a coin toss
A dead heat in the OULC election for the Trinity co-chairs ends in a dead heat
Tolkein rejected for the Nobel prize
Released documents reveal the Nobel jury's criticism of author's prose
Magdalen receives rejection letter
Law applicant complains that the college failed to meet her standards
New Year’s charity drive
Students pledge to give up luxuries in aid of Oxford based charity 'Giving what we can'
St John’s tutor bailed
Dr Devinder Sivia has been granted bail while police await further post mortem results following the death of Professor Steve Rawlings
Oxford student survives storm
Oxford student has lucky escape as her house is crushed by a tree
Mass resignation at St Hilda’s MCR
Seven members of St Hilda's MCR executive committee resign following alleged clashes with college administration.
Councillor’s comments cause backclash from residents
Tony Brett criticises residents for 'offensive' complaints, prompting upset
St John’s officially Fairtrade
College commits to living wage and achieves Fairtrade status.
Birmingham University Injunction
Birmingham University obtains injunction against protesting students
Corpus Christi cans OxStu
Corpus passes a motion to unsubscribe from the Oxford Student, following articles involving their members
Oddbins to close
A popular central Oxford drinks shop is set to close in the coming months
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