New portrait of former Ghanaian President unveiled at Exeter College
A ceremony was held at Exeter College on the 9th May 2023 to celebrate the unveiling of two portraits of His Excellency John Kufuor, a former President of Ghana and Honorary Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford.
Wags in the Rag
I have always had a soft spot for cats, having three of my own at home. It might not, therefore, come as much of...
Oxford University has not joined a pledge to stop using NDAs in misconduct cases
Oxford University is yet to add its pledge to the Can’t Buy My Silence campaign.
New scheme ‘twins’ Oxford colleges with city schools
A new scheme led by Oxford Hub, a charity ‘working to build a more equal, resilient and connected Oxford,’ sees Oxford University colleges twinning...
NHS staff and rough sleepers offered college accommodation
Several Oxford colleges have made rooms available for
homeless people and health workers to combat the impact of the COVID-19 crisis.
University College and Pembroke College...
Super Saturday Double-Header in Women’s Rugby
The time was here. The stage was set. The teams were ready. A grey and overcast Saturday of 1st Week provided the perfect conditions...
Exeter JCR votes to adopt college chickens
The motion mandates the college to purchase chickens for Exeter House and to introduce a "chicken officer"
College JCRs discuss funding Irish students to vote in referendum
The minutes of the Christ Church meeting, seen by Cherwell, showed that some students were concerned the motion was "irrelevant", as there were only two JCR members eligible to receive funding.
Crazy bop at Exeter. But where were all the suckling pigs?
Oxford needs to re-evaluate its disciplinary methods
Exeter undergrads threatened with ‘serious consequences’ after bop mayhem
Sub-rector Barnaby Taylor called undergraduates' behaviour "wholly unacceptable"
Exeter backtracks on housing guarantee
Thirty students have been told to consider private accommodation
The road to affordable housing in Oxford is not a simple path
Colleges own swathes of Oxford’s green belt, pitting local residents against the growing need to build more homes. Libby Cherry investigates the growing divide.
Exeter would be right to ban smoking, and other colleges should follow
Everyone has the right to clean and fresh air in their home, writes Emily Patterson
Smokers need freedom, not permission
Smokers are more considerate to others than often thought, and want nothing more than to be left alone, according to Ethan Croft
