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Thousands line High Street to celebrate Oxford United’s promotion to the Championship
Thousands of supporters gathered on the High Street on Monday evening to celebrate Oxford United’s promotion to the Championship, confirmed after their Saturday win against Bolton Wanderers. An open-top...
LIVE: OA4P encampment
19.05.24UPDATE: Rally breaks out at the second OA4P encampment at the Radcliffe Camera
Following the...
Government report recommends keeping Graduate student visa route
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has recommended that the UK government retains the Graduate...
St Catherine’s College builds new temporary lecture theatre in three weeks
In just three weeks, a new temporary lecture theatre with a capacity of 250...
Oxford Union believes the police do serve the people
On Thursday night, the Oxford Union voted against the motion ‘This House Believes The...
SJC rusticates student accused of vandalism
A finalist at St John’s has been temporarilyrusticated for vandalising the college squash courts. PeterRogers, a Human Scientist, will be excluded from college for...
The Sun – should we love it?
Against: Paul Sagar, a first year PPEist at BalliolThe Sun is offensive. It offends women, immigrants, asylum seekers and also those whoare simply offended...
Favourites through
Jesus 2-Brasenose 5; Balliol 2-Worcester 3: ‘To err is human; to forgive, divine,’ said Alexander Pope, but Jesus fans will be likely to disagree...
Academics circulate ‘flysheet’ criticising University reforms
A group of Oxford Universityacademics have recently composed a flysheet criticising the reforms proposedby the Green Paper, and circulated it among academics across the...
A hint of the devine
Supernatural ImagesThe Ashmolean MuseumEnds 15th JanuaryYou almost expect church bells and choir music when you wander into the Supernatural Miracles Eexhibition. The exhibition does...
Time to move on
When they were handing out sports journalists, the British rugby community must have been in the toilet. The Blacks arrive today for their first...
Bops burnt out at LMH
A student dressed as an Egyptian mummy was set alight at an LMH Halloween bopon Saturday night. Teddy Hall postgraduate student Hamish Stewart was...
Soc Shots
It is hard to ignore, now, that the sunshine of last summer is all but gone, replaced by those gloomy dark clouds that can...
England’s asset is continuity against an unsettled Pakistan
Michael Vaughan’s men have arrived in Pakistan for the first leg of their subcontinental tour, relying on their established backbone in the pursuit of...
OUCA and OULC in bitter battle over Labour Club Presidents’ Galloway letter
The Oxford University Conservative Association has made a formal complaint to the proctorsabout an open letter from the Oxford University Labour Club to Respect...
Festival time has come
From bizarre experimental noodlings to next summer’s blockbusters, the beauty of the film festival is that it overthrows the idea that the two can...
Netball Blues run Birmingham to a standstill
Oxford’s netballers secured their second consecutive win of the season with another impressive performance.an outstanding defensive effort saw Birmingham’s attackers flounder in a quagmire...
Green Councillors concerned at Cowley student numbers
An Oxford councillor has claimed that studentsin rented accommodation are pricing out local families from the Cowley Roadarea. Sid Phelps, Green Partycouncillor for St...
Screen
Thames bfi London Film Festivaldirs various19 October - 3 NovemberFairly bad behaviour abounded at this year’s London Film Festival, one of the finest in...
