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Mary Beard discusses the Classics, political-polarisation, and access with Barney Pite

Richardson described the unpublished University-sponsored survey as "damning"

The subjects of the 25 portraits are Magdalen staff and students who were selected through an anonymous voting process

The UK’s least socially inclusive university is in need of radical admissions reform

Recent analysis also suggests no connection between the proportion of students from poorer postcodes and final exam scores

The new organisation aims to connect disadvantaged students with Oxbridge mentors

Roy Celaire aims to become an academic anthropologist to "work on the issues confronting members of the black community in Britain."

The Oxford First-Generation group now have over 70 alumni members

The two universities were among only three institutions to have conditions placed on their registration with the Office for Students

The Times columnist, a vocal critic of Oxbridge's admissions data, says that access is about attitude, not money

Cherwell analysis has shown that more pupils from Westminster school made it into Oxford in 2017 than black British students

Oxford accepted fewer applications from poor neighbourhoods this year than any other mainstream institution

"Oxford is no longer just for a white elite. It’s for everyone.”

They pledged to strengthen the voices of black, Asian and minority ethnic students

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