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Blavatnik bothered by local campaign
Opposition to University building planned next to Freud on Walton Street
Fundraising electrifies
£420,000 raised by community hydroelectricity project after just ten days
Pembroke JCR debates morning after pill
Pembroke JCR debates stopping refunds for morning-after pill
Assassination fever grips Pembroke
The university’s largest game of Assassins is to run throughout Trinity term at Pembroke
Keble trials anonymous voting
Donations fund provokes new voting system
Coup stag-ed against Hertford motion
Motion to have JCR President get stag tatoo fails on welfare grounds
Mr Nice comes to Balliol
Former drug dealer gives 'Legalise It' lecture
Lincoln bar to close on Saturdays
'Deep Hall' to shut weekly to limit the bar managers' workload
Oxford student in noodle internet sensation
Barney Parker at Corpus Christi has achieved internet fame in Korea after a friend photographed him eating spicy noodles
Union hosts hustings for County Council elections
Alexander Woolley reports from the Goodman library
Balliol JCR confesses "major oversight"
Students not informed of masonry works until day before choosing rooms
Freshers ‘black up’ at St Hugh’s
Students apologise after donning 'Ni**as in Paris' costumes to bop
JCR motion throne out
The 'boring and sensible' 'kill' Balliol JCR motion
Wales of despair from Torfaen MP
Welsh Government’s Oxbridge Ambassador criticises lack of ambition among schoolchildren
"Subtext of racism" in universities
A new report finds 'little has changed since 1993' in academics' attitudes
Opportunity bursary delay
Technical error causes irritation among students
Pembroke building bridges
HRH the Duke of Kent open's Pembroke's renovation
24 hour charity "organathon"
Two organ scholars play for a whole day in order to raise money for Christian Aid
Student theses leaked
Classics finalist's theses leaked to Classics mailing list
Kosovo President visits Blavatnik School of Government
President Jahjaga of Kosovo discussed democracy and the future of the troubled state.
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