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Protest for Palestinian Prisoner
by Claire Rodwell on Friday 24th February 2012
Oxford Palestine Society members take to streets for silent protest
Oxford research into Libya and democracy
by Will Railton on Thursday 23rd February 2012
Research suggests that fewer than 1 in 3 Libyans would support a democratic regime
Oxford to host World Literacy Summit
by David Lukic on Thursday 9th February 2012
University to host 300 world leaders for a four day summit on literacy
British universities less appealing to foreign students
by Mischa Frankl-Duval on Thursday 9th February 2012
UCAS figures reveal a drop in applications from EU residents as a result of fee rises
Wikipedia founder launches free speech project
by Isabelle Gerretsen on Wednesday 25th January 2012
Jimmy Wales visits Oxford for the launch of a new website designed to encourage debate
Wikipedia Blackout
by Isabelle Gerretsen on Friday 20th January 2012
Twenty four hour shutdown of Wikipedia website a cause for concern among students
Oxford produces 'Super-tutors'
by Will Railton on Friday 20th January 2012
Oxford graduates are among a new breed of tutors charging up to £1000 an hour to help schoolchildren with exams and Oxbridge entry
Tolkein rejected for the Nobel prize
by Jack Andrews on Monday 16th January 2012
Released documents reveal the Nobel jury's criticism of author's prose
Oxford researchers discover Hasselhoff crab
by John Warriner on Monday 9th January 2012
Teams led by Oxford University and Southampton have discovered a lost world of previously unknown creatures living miles under the Southern Ocean.
Church history tutor knighted
by Jack Andrews on Sunday 1st January 2012
Oxford Professor's outstanding contribution to Church History recognised in the New Year's Honours List