Cherwell - Oxford University student newspaper

Seven detainees escaped from Campsfield on Thursday, with three believed to be still at large

Fire in accommodation block 'caused by grill left on' - 150 graduate students evacuated

JCR bans door-to-door religious and political campaigning.

VIDEO: Allegations of violence uncovered at Campsfield

The Lib Dems retain their second Holywell ward seat after winning Thursday's by-election

Smoke visible from Campsfield, heavy police presence and violent disturbances at the detention centre

Number of state educated students dropped in 2006-7

VIDEO: 68 cyclists - mostly students - were fined for jumping red lights at the notorious crossroads.

Unaccountable companies kept money intended for reinvestment.

Traces were found in toilets at OUSU's Bonn Square offices. Five out of eight cubicles at the Oxford Union also tested positive.

BREAKING NEWS: Lib Dems hold Holywell Ward. More soon.

Outbreak occurred just 15 miles from Gatecrasher.

Hood's opponents welcome nomination.

Cambridge and UCL graduates receive higher starting salaries.

Student forced to leave water-damaged room.

Doctor of Civil Law diploma and fellowship awarded.

KA extends ban to all students in gowns.

Scouts hit out a lack of respect from colleges.

Colleges spending more on tutorial staff and teaching resources.

Musician feels sidelined for not conforming to 'male indie stereotype'.

The Times newspaper labels it an “attack” on the government's policies.

Row over eligibility to vote in LGBT and minorities rep elections.

Book amnesty to be held next week.

£5 million donation on hold until appeal succeeds.

Current Provost of Yale nominated to succeed John Hood

VIDEO: Dalai Lama greeted by protestors and supporters in Oxford

Student radio station has been operating without a licence for two years.

Government warning of dangers of ‘study drugs' goes unheeded.

Hertford students still unclear on reasons for popular porter's resignation.

Celebrity patrons to front Uni's ambitious funding campaign.

Vice-Chancellor's legacy of ‘division' continues.

Over half of students are letting strangers into colleges; one third wouldn't immediately report a lost access card or keyfob.

Newcastle don claims that IQ is flawed in favour of higher social classes.

Former RO says changes will not block the influence of ‘hacks'.

Buddhist protestors angry at "illegal and aggressive ban" on prayer.

Controversial decision to fund houseparty celebrating outgoing President's birthday.

Burglar had 29 previous convictions and had burgled colleges before.

Charter will outline rights with regards to the University.

Accusations fly over collisions during Summer Eights.

Oxford second only to Harvard as most expensive place of study.