OA4P encampment at Radcliffe Camera ‘disbands’
Oxford Action for Palestine (OA4P)’s encampment in front of Radcliffe Camera disbanded in the early hours of 8th July, hours after the deadline given...
A ‘golden age’ for Oxford: In conversation with Chancellor Patten
Lord Christopher Patten has been the Chancellor of Oxford University since 2003. Before that, he acted as the last Governor of Hong Kong and...
Oxford University panel cleared professor to keep teaching after department investigation upheld harassment allegations
CW: Sexual harassment.
An Oxford University departmental investigation confirmed allegations of harassment against a professor, before a confidential review panel issued a verbal warning...
Exam Schools occupied: Exams in East School cancelled
Pro-Palestine protesters from an autonomous group have occupied a hall in the East School in Exam Schools before the start of some examinations. The...
Malala Yousafzai unveils scholarship for Palestinian graduates at Oxford University
Malala Yousafzai has unveiled a new graduate scholarship for Palestinian students at the University of Oxford. In her speech announcing the scholarship, she said:...
Oxford admissions report reveals falling intake of state school students despite rise in applications
Oxford’s latest admissions report reveals that over 20% of British students admitted come from disadvantaged backgrounds, however, the proportion of students coming from state...
Oxford graduates earn more than other universities
Newly released figures show that University of Oxford graduates earn more than those from other universities. Department for Education figures reveal that Oxford graduates...
St Anne’s College alumni condemn ‘one-sided’ pro-Palestine JCR motion
Over 60 St Anne’s College alumni have signed a letter in opposition to the recent passing of a JCR motion which condemned “the ongoing...
Queen’s College Eaglets dining society to return amidst backlash
A formerly disbanded Queen’s College dining society is set to return amidst opposition from the student body. The Eaglets, dissolved in 2019, previously operated...
Lack of transparency: Oxford’s known and unknown donors
What’s in a name?
Today, the names Saïd, Blavatnik, and Rothermere are as prominent in the landscape of Oxford’s institutions as the long-standing names of...
Sir Philip Pullman opens newly renovated Exeter College Library
Sir Philip Pullman, author of His Dark Materials, formally opened Exeter College Library on Saturday 18th May, following a year of a “multimillion pound”...
Oxford University Student Societies Mobilise for General Election
Oxford student political societies have responded to the Prime Minister’s recent announcement of a general election, which will be held on July 4th. The...
In conversation with Oxford Action for Palestine (OA4P)
A member of the Oxford Action for Palestine (OA4P) press team spoke exclusively to Cherwell at the protest outside the Sheldonian Theatre on Tuesday...
Jewish faculty critique Oxford University’s response to pro-Palestine protests in open letter
An open letter from Jewish faculty members addressed to Oxford University and the Vice-Chancellor, Irene Tracey, was published on Monday 27th May in response...
