Hertford becomes ninth college to create JCR class representative
The three worst performing colleges for state school admissions – Christ Church, Trinity, and St. Peter’s – are yet to have a Class Rep or similar position on their JCR committee
Sinkhole on Broad Street
The cavity has caused plumbing and traffic problems
Christ Church students warned about nightclimbing
The Night Climbers called Christ Church "the easiest college to both climb and infiltrate"
Football Blues set to make Varsity history
The double-header will see the men's game take place before the women's for the first time
SU priorities have to change
Investing in a radio station won’t make Oxford SU relevant, but their counselling service can
Tennis Blues ease relegation worries with win
The Women’s Blues edged out Cardiff Met to ease their relegation worries and leaving their Welsh counterparts looking over their shoulders
A Letter To: My tute partner
Daaniel Issaq Chaudhry gets real about 'that' tute partner
Somerville u-turns on gender neutral toilets
The proposal was rejected last term, but on Sunday almost 80 percent voted in favour.
More offers for women than men for first time
This year’s intake of freshers was made up of a total of 1,070 18-year-old women, compared to 1,025 men
Oxford votes to strike
Staff threaten two weeks of walk-outs following pension dispute
SU boycotts National Student Survey
The motion passed with a 75% majority, meeting the two thirds majority required to succeed.
Night Out: Dangerous dancing and drag queens
Copious amounts of glitter and some inspirational pep-talks culminates in a great night at Plush
Lets talk about: cultural appropriation
Cultures are not merely fashionable accessories
Pembroke to donate to fund for stabbed teenager
The fund has so far raised over £750.