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Oxford study to examine digital barriers for care-experienced children
A new study led by Oxford researchers will investigate the barriers to developing digital skills faced by children in the care system.
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‘Our Feminism Knows No Borders’ protest on International Women’s Day
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Somerville-Jesus Ball cancelled
Somerville College has been forced to cancel the proposed Somerville-Jesus Ball following the resignation of their Bursar over the long vacation.
Floods strike Wadham rooms
Wadham students have been forced to leave their rooms after flooding in the college on Thursday night
OUSU to take months to replace ‘vital’ officer
OUSU has found itself without a 'vital' member of its team after the abrupt departure of their Strategic and Financial Manager.
SPEAK on trial
Animal rights activist Mel Broughton has appeared in court accused of conspiring to burn down parts of Oxford University.
Post-grad attack suspects appear in court
The teenagers suspected of brutally bludgeoning an Oxford postgraduate have appeared in court this week.
Islamic protests over female preacher
A visiting professor has sparked protests from members of the Muslim community.
JCR tabloid revolution continues
Students at Christ Church have voted to add The Sun and The Daily Mirror to their JCR newspaper subscriptions.
Union to rip up own rulebook
The rules of the Oxford Union are set for a radical overhaul after sweeping changes to the society's rulebook were revealed.
Uni degrees to include ‘report cards’
Students across Britain will now receive a 'report card' along with their traditional degree classification.
Pembroke accused of post-match violence
A Pembroke student has allegedly punched a porter from St John's College, Cambridge, after losing a rugby match last week.
Varsity secure new sponsor
The future of the Varsity rugby match is safe, as a new sponsor stepped in this week to back the historic game between Oxford and Cambridge.
Go private, London academic tells Oxford
Oxford should go private, as it is a "finishing school for the privileged," a leading academic has declared.
Oxford lecture tops iTunes chart
Oxford University is currently topping the charts on iTunes U, a free lecture podcast service.
Oxford city centre to be transformed
Oxford City Council has unveiled radical plans to transform the city centre, making it more pedestrian-friendly.
Student hero honoured
A student from Lincoln College has received an award from the High Sheriff of Oxfordshire in recognition of an act of bravery.
Motorcyclist jailed for 130mph YouTube video
A motorcyclist who published a YouTube video of himself speeding at 130 mph on the wrong side of an Oxfordshire road has been jailed for 12 weeks.
Impeachment proposed for fake degree minister
More than 20 members of the Iranian Parliament have petitioned to impeach Ali Kordan.
Alan Bennett’s drawings discovered
The drawings and witty asides of Alan Bennett, author and playwright, have been unearthed in a new publication of Exeter college’s ‘JCR Suggestions book’.
Hives outbreak after Coven foam party
Student clubbers have had to be treated for gruesome skin rashes after partying at a Freshers' Week foam night.
Widdecombe defends ‘sexist’ OUCA poster
OUCA has sparked outrage after allegations that the society used sexist publicity material.
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