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OrganOx, a University of Oxford spinout specialising in organ preservation technology, has been acquired by Japanese healthcare company Terumo Corporation for £1.18 billion. The deal announced this week marks...
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Your Party society launched as ‘union of the left’ at Oxford
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Garett named Professor of Broadcast Media
The producer who brought 'Hustle' to our screens to lecture in Oxford
Oxford drops PPP
Philosophy, Physiology and Psychology course to be replaced by a Biomedical Sciences course.
Juggling increases your brain power
Oxford scientists study shows increase of 5% in white matter for jugglers.
Campaigners challenge colleges over unethical investments
Anti-arms campaigners graffiti colleges ahead of the socially responsible investment review.
Mertonians hit by rent hike
Merton rents have been upped 12% this year due to a deal struck four years ago
Pakistani students refused visas
Students waiting for UK visas prevented from taking up their places at Oxford.
The outsider: Andrew Hamilton
Cherwell interview new Vice Chancellor, Andrew Hamilton
Oxford slips down the international league table
UCL have overtaken Oxford in Times-QS University rankings
Hood declares Oxford facilities "unfit for purpose"
The ex-Vice-Chancellor has expressed grave concern about University Finances in his outgoing speech
JCR Presidents unite against Queen’s SCR
30 throw support behind Nathan Roberts after his forced resignation for getting a 2:2 in his prelims.
Baskerville has "nothing to hide"
Cherwell talks exlusively to OUSU's new President in his first official interview.
Tories back disgraced Oxford Conservatives
The affiliation comes despite the racism scandal last trinity. The move has provoked outrage among the student population.
Asbestos find displaces St Peter’s finalists
Renovations delayed due to complications over planning permission
Union staff under fire for unauthorised purchases
Staff purchased and installed a security system without the permission of the President
Lib Dems lash out at Labour’s landlord accreditation scheme
The Party accuses the council of weakening proposals
Oxford residents object to "Studentification"
Oxford residents gathered last week to call for a halt to the rise of "student ghettos" in the city.
New Vice-Chancellor to seek alumni help
Hamilton promises more generous bursaries
Kukui bouncer embroiled in gay kiss row
Two male students, separated while kissing in an Oxford nightclub have expressed anger at what they felt was "homophobic" treatment by a bouncer.
Oxford students face highest living costs
Oxford students face the highest weekly living costs in the UK, a study has found.
Tutor sues University after alleged e-mail hack
An Oxford professor has been accused of hacking into the private computer correspondence of a member of staff.
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