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Oxford Blues rower and cancer survivor Simon Hislop poses naked for charity
Racist mail and Hotmail fail
'Misconfigured' mailing-list generates over a million spam messages and circulates racist and abusive emails from prospective students
Postgrad jogger mistaken for terrorist
Iranian student at Univ, suspected of being a suicide bomber, was stopped by police while wearing a weight vest for running
New Hub for Oxford Volunteering
The Oxford Hub has opened a new base in the centre of Oxford which houses offices for the charity and the Turl Street Kitchen
Union Secretary off the hook
Miles Coates cleared of electoral malpractice after complaint against him judged as ‘complete abuse’ of rules
Camerons’ Bullingdon days compared with London riots
Behaviour of members of the Bullingdon Club compared to that of rioters in London
UCAS changes could threaten Oxford admissions
A proposal by UCAS that pupils apply to universities after receiving A level results could have implications for Oxford's admissions process.
Government backpedals on tuition fee policy
Ministers are forced to rethink their plans for tuition fees as more universities than expected raise fees to £9000
Guardian recognises Oxford journalists
Several Oxford students and publications are shortlisted at the Guardian Student Media Awards 2011
University Challenge contestant targeted in hate campaign
Ex-Balliol student Marine Debray is the latest in a number of University Challenge contestants to suffer sexist abuse online
Oxford locals clash with University
Local residents protest about plans for four new University buildings in Headington
Dons clash over Shakespeare film
A film casting doubt on Shakespeare’s authorship of his plays provokes varied reactions from Oxford English tutors.
Oxford scientists discover remarkable star
Brightest supernova in a generation spotted by a team of Oxford researchers
Oxford schools top the league tables
Outstanding GCSE and A level results from Oxfordshire schools have been attributed to close links with the University
Oxford breaks ground in sickle cell diagnosis
Oxbridge researchers develop a new blood test with the potential to save thousands from a lifetime of ill health.
New coach for Blues rugby squad
James Wade has been appointed as the new head coach for Oxford University Rugby Club for Michaelmas 2011
Welsh poorly represented at Oxbridge, says MP
MP Paul Murphy speaks out as figures reveal 4.6% average applicant success rate compared to national 20%
John’s Vikings get the spotlight in BBC documentary
Viking bodies found under one of the quads in St John's College to feature in BBC series
Trinity to offer bursaries to bereaved students
Oil tycoon’s £5m donation will go towards bursaries for those who have lost parents
Oxford students bring help to riot victims
In the wake of last week’s riots, Christ Church students pitch in to help victims in south London
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