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Worcester academics drank from a human skull in formals until 2015
A drinking vessel made from a human skull was used by academics at Worcester College during formal meals until 2015, a new book by...
“I’m a Black lesbian feminist woman, who is absolutely in support and stands in solidarity with my trans siblings.”: In conversation with founder of...
Lady Phyll is a British political activist who advocates for racial, gender, and LGBTQ+ equality. She is a co-founder of UK Black Pride, a...
Worcester College warned of “unlawful discrimination” against Christians
Worcester College has been warned it could be “unlawfully discriminating against Christians” after the College apologised for hosting a controversial conference and reportedly canceled a second conference booking following complaints from students.
Worcester apologises for hosting “homophobic” conference
"The course featured speakers who have appeared to draw connections between homosexuality and paedophilia."
Preview: Martlets
New play commemorating forty years of women being admitted to Worcester College is full of joy, wit and sharp writing.
Review: The Tempest – ‘exploit the comic potential in Shakespeare’s verse’
RJ Productions present an enjoyable rendition of Shakespeare’s last solo-authored play, whose strongest points lie in its subtler elements
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