What’s happening in the chapel: The best chapels and churches in Oxford
There are churches and chapels of some description on nearly every street in Oxford, so it can be difficult to know which ones you...
Hanging in the (im)balance: the state-private school disparity in Oxford
"It is now time for private school students, committed to building a better future for all young people, to use their privilege and voice to pressure these institutions."
Fionn McFadden investigates potential solutions to Oxford's state-private school disparity.
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...
Wadham student suspended over work for radical Islamist group
A student at Wadham was suspended after telling a Daily Mail reporter he wishes to 'rebuild' Hizb ut-Tahrir, an Islamist extremist group, in Oxford. The suspension has since been rescinded.
Wadham students demonstrate against proposed rent prices
Students and college authorities are in conflict over the proposed rent of Wadham's newly-built second year accommodation block
Prime Minister’s former chief of staff becomes Wadham fellow
Nick Timothy resigned from Downing Street in the aftermath of the 2017 General Election
Wadham SU will fund students’ travel to Gender Identity clinics
The SU will be providing £150 per term for students to travel to Gender Identity Clinics
Wadham evict three homeless people
The individuals had been occupying land owned by Wadham at the end of Savile Road since last month, using materials from the College to build shelters
Wadham trials smoking restriction in Trinity
Wadham joins St Hugh's, St Edmund's Hall, and other colleges in limiting or banning smoking on campus
Wadham trials new ‘paternalistic’ smoking restriction
A Wadham second year told Cherwell: “ Such paternalism really isn’t in the spirit of Wadham, in my opinion."
Wadham hosts £500-a-head ketamine conference
Academics and NHS employees discussed the drug's antidepressant effects
Oxford academic drowned in Greece
The highly respected Classics tutor and lecturer drowned off the coast of Ouranoupoli, Greece last September
Oriel take headships in truncated Torpids
The women's boat successfully rowed over, while the men bumped Pembroke in front of their opponents' boathouse
Queerfest cocktails reduced to half-pints
The reforms, affecting both Wadstock and Queerfest, will also limit the alcohol content of cocktails
