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Academic imperialism and the war on Oxford

For centuries Oxford has balanced town and gown, but increasing college acquisitions are jeopardising the city's very essence

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The fate of Oxbridge Launchpad shows only the University can improve access

The most rewarding thing I did in my first year at university was to...

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International students enrich, not endanger, our universities

The first line of the “About” page on the University of Oxford’s website makes...

Opinion Laura Brink -

Beauty without a purpose: Nature and the Oxford mind

Our recent spell of sunshine has offered a welcome opportunity to rediscover the natural...

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The week that was: Ireland’s EU bailout

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Two ex Cherwell Editors celebrate Cherwell's ripe old age

No Skinner off his nose

Daryl Lim talks to Quentin Skinner about intellectual pundits, Hitchens and why Oxford is just better.

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Oxford RAG is doing well, and will do better

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David Gilbertson QPM is a former Deputy Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police and author of 'The Strange Death of Constable George Dixon: Why the Police Have Stopped Policing'

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Opinion

Academic imperialism and the war on Oxford

The fate of Oxbridge Launchpad shows only the University can improve access

International students enrich, not endanger, our universities

Beauty without a purpose: Nature and the Oxford mind

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