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Magdalen Fellow wins 2025 Banipal Prize for Arabic translation

Professor Marilyn Booth, a Magdalen College Emeritus Fellow, has won the 2025 Saif Ghobash Banipal Prize for Arabic literary translation for her translation of Zahran Alqasmi’s Honey Hunger. The...

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Oxford University did not suspend professor investigated for rape

CW: Rape, sexual assault An emeritus professor at the Saïd Business School, who is also...

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Quantum mechanical process in proteins developed by researchers from the Department of Engineering Science

A study led by the Department of Engineering Science has shown, for the first...

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Former Odeon to be demolished and redeveloped as an aparthotel

The former Odeon cinema on Gloucester Green is set to be demolished by Oxford...

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Jesus bar prices raised

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Gays aborted

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Shock Deech resignation

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Lion population close to collapse

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Funding needed for Nobel success

A former Oxford Classics student has been awarded the 2003 Nobel Prize for Physics for his work outside of the UK, contributing to Oxford-based...

Buskers code

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Freshers’ Flu

From the sound of coughing in the lecture hall to a week of drowsy mornings accompanied with a box of tissues, few of you...

Women’s alliance

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50% of students directionless

by Joanna Lee Morrison New research has revealed that over 50% of first year university students have no clear plans for future employment. The...

Clint Eastwood

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Dictionary gets ‘sexed-up’

by Mark Bedford In a new Oxford mini- dictionary released this week one of the most controversial expressions of 2003 has made its first...

A disorientating dialogue

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Dark Star Safari – Paul Theroux

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In the footsteps of the Revolution

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Preaching to the next generation

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Short, sharp shock

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Say yes to Europe

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Magdalen Fellow wins 2025 Banipal Prize for Arabic translation

Oxford University did not suspend professor investigated for rape

Quantum mechanical process in proteins developed by researchers from the Department of Engineering Science

Former Odeon to be demolished and redeveloped as an aparthotel

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