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Fall in drug-related deaths

Fall in drug-related deaths

by Paul McClean on Friday 11th May 2012

Researchers at the University report a severe decline in suicides and poisinings related to Co-proxamol since it was withdrawn
Access scheme targets black applicants

Access scheme targets black applicants

by James Marriott on Friday 11th May 2012

'Target Oxbridge', a scheme set up by a group of black Oxbridge graduates, has been launched with the aim of increasing the number of black students at Oxford
Economics module dropped

Economics module dropped

by Xin Fan on Friday 11th May 2012

An optional finals economics module has been scrapped from next year due to a lack of tutors
Keble crackdown on library noise

Keble crackdown on library noise

by Helena Ruff on Thursday 3rd May 2012

Dean sends strongly worded email to students warning of 'no second offences' and 'no grey areas'
Don't apply to Oxbridge, say teachers

Don't apply to Oxbridge, say teachers

by Xin Fan on Thursday 3rd May 2012

60% of teachers at state secondary schools would not advise even their brightest pupils to apply to Oxbridge
Doctoral students set up Brilliant Club

Doctoral students set up Brilliant Club

by Kyle Thetford on Thursday 3rd May 2012

Two doctoral students have set up a company which aims to help students from the most under-privileged background to gain access to the UK's top universities.
Oxford’s International Affairs

Oxford’s International Affairs

by Claire Rodwell and Kyle Thetford on Thursday 3rd May 2012

In the second of two international investigations, Cherwell examines the experience of overseas students at Oxford.
Investigation: British students flock overseas

Investigation: British students flock overseas

by Joe Iles on Friday 27th April 2012

Recent statistics show a sharp increase in British applications to American and European universities
Public science project aims to understand whales

Public science project aims to understand whales

by Joe Iles on Thursday 26th April 2012

Researchers at Oxford use crowd-sourcing to help understand the language of whales
Oxford names Shakespeare collaborator

Oxford names Shakespeare collaborator

by Mischa Frankl-Duval on Thursday 26th April 2012

Experts at Oxford have concluded that the play 'All's Well That Ends Well', commonly believed to have been written solely by Shakespeare, was co-written by former Queen's student Thomas Middleton