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Alan Johnson on his time as Home Secretary, raising tuition fees, and why he loves Harold Wilson

"This idea that higher education should be completely free is ludicrous."

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Peter Mandelson’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein draw student scrutiny ahead of Oxford Chancellor election

Lord Peter Mandelson, a frontrunner to be the next Oxford Chancellor, was questioned over his ties to the late sexual abuser Jeffrey Epstein by the President of the Oxford Union during his latest appearance.

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Rory Stewart on populism, podcasting, and why he left the Bullingdon Club

Rory Stewart has been an academic, podcaster, writer, diplomat and politician. He read PPE at Balliol. While an undergraduate, he tutored Princes William and...

Alan Johnson on his time as Home Secretary, raising tuition fees, and why he loves Harold Wilson

"This idea that higher education should be completely free is ludicrous."

Baroness Janet Royall: “We’ve got to always search for new ways of bringing people in and for breaking down those perceptions of elitism”

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Margaret Casely-Hayford: “Some people see me as the diversity candidate, I don’t mind it.”

If Margaret Casely-Hayford CBE were to be elected as Oxford’s Chancellor, she would be both the first woman and ethnic minority to rise to...

Matthew Firth: ‘Make Oxford great again.’

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Lady Elish Angiolini: “It’s about affection for the university and its students, academics, fellows, and administrative staff.”

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Dominic Grieve: “The point is, can one be useful for the university? I think I can.”

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Lord Hague: “Oxford made a huge difference to my own life. I believe in helping other people have the same transformative experience.”

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Rory Stewart on populism, podcasting, and why he left the Bullingdon Club

Alan Johnson on his time as Home Secretary, raising tuition fees, and why he loves Harold Wilson

Baroness Janet Royall: “We’ve got to always search for new ways of bringing people in and for breaking down those perceptions of elitism”

Peter Mandelson’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein draw student scrutiny ahead of Oxford Chancellor election

Margaret Casely-Hayford: “Some people see me as the diversity candidate, I don’t mind it.”

Rory Stewart on populism, podcasting, and why he left the Bullingdon Club

Alan Johnson on his time as Home Secretary, raising tuition fees, and why he loves Harold Wilson

Baroness Janet Royall: “We’ve got to always search for new ways of bringing people in and for breaking down those perceptions of elitism”

Peter Mandelson’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein draw student scrutiny ahead of Oxford Chancellor election

Margaret Casely-Hayford: “Some people see me as the diversity candidate, I don’t mind it.”

Matthew Firth: ‘Make Oxford great again.’

Lady Elish Angiolini: “It’s about affection for the university and its students, academics, fellows, and administrative staff.”

Eileen Gu on Olympic skiing, fashion modelling, and studying at Oxford

Dominic Grieve: “The point is, can one be useful for the university? I think I can.”

Lord Hague: “Oxford made a huge difference to my own life. I believe in helping other people have the same transformative experience.”

Lord Peter Mandelson on New Labour, his time at Oxford, and why he is running to be University Chancellor

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Max Fosh on viral pranks, comedy tours, and the art of posh self-deprecation

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