Amelia Horn
Protest planned against University’s animal testing
The event today coincides with the 40th World Day for Animals in Laboratories.
Business School receives £15 million donation from Syrian “arms deal fixer”
The Vice-Chancellor, Louise Richarson, said: “I would like to express our deep appreciation to Wafic Saïd for his generous and visionary support of this exciting project.”
Gagging clauses: Oxford used “more than one a week” last year
The University ranks highly against other Russell Group universities s in its use of so-called "gagging" clauses
Magdalen College library to host exhibition celebrating the “early pioneers of diversity at Oxford”
As part of the exhibition, other events celebrating diverse elements of the University's history will be happening throughout the summer
Oxford student launches new app which crowdsources information about venue accessibility
The app allows users to share accessibility details about venues around the city.
Oxford student shortlisted from over 5,000 entries for global story award
The St Hilda’s student was one of 21 writers whose stories were shortlisted for this year’s Commonwealth Short Story Prize.
New English language test launched by Oxford University Press
The digitally-delivered test, designed for learners over 16, is the only English language test certified by the University.
UCU organises “rally” in support of suspended Ruskin College union representative
The University and College Union (UCU) described Dr Lee Humber’s alleged suspension as being “on bogus charges” and organised a protest outside the college.
University has “not taken decision” on revoking Sultan of Brunei’s honorary degree, despite pressure from SU
The student union argued that the Sultan "failed to meet" the standards of a recipient of an honorary degree from Oxford after the introduction of new anti-LGBT laws.
New almond tree on High Street will be planted “this week”
Hotelier Jeremy Mogford is funding a replacement for the beloved tree, which was removed in January.
Student “asked to leave” after bringing her toddler to Oxford talk on “Women and leadership”
Green Templeton student Ania Kordala alleged that she was told she was not allowed to bring her child to the talk on gender equality, which was given by former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard.
Cellar closure blamed on landlords “pursuing maximum profit”
A music venue charity has condemned the landlords' decision to raise the price of the tenancy at the expense of "grassroots music and artists".
Catz sign stolen in alleged “vengeance” for victory in the women’s football cuppers final
The match's losers were accused of “stealing” their opponents’ signpost at the end of term.
Oxford University student “seriously injured” in a hit and run on Iffley Road
St Hilda’s undergraduate Holly Jackson was hit while cycling and found “metres from her bike” after being knocked unconscious.
