University Press defends ‘sex scenes’ in kids books
Oxford University Press’ children series comes under fire for scenes supposedly depicting dogging
It’s not perfect, but the Union is worth the money
Jordan Bernstein argues that the speakers and opportunities that the Union offers are unparalleled
Richardson’s comments are not just offensive – they’re dangerous
The vice chancellor's remarks about LGBT+ students make a mockery of pastoral care
Louise Richardson attacks “tawdry politicians” over tuition fees
Vice-chancellor accuses media and politicians of damaging the UK higher education sector
The Norrington Table serves no meaningful purpose
Daniel Kodsi argues that the Norrington Table's is too superficial to provide any valuable insight into collegiate disparity in finals
Students sue Oxford for ‘mishandling’ mental health needs
Two recent graduates are filing lawsuits against the University for alleged mental health discrimination and loss of earnings
President Duterte calls Oxford “school for stupid people”
Controversial Filipino president hits back at claims he spent 10 million pesos on a “troll army”
Oxford academics involved in Google’s push to influence public policy
Millions spent by tech giant on policy papers aimed at improving the regulatory climate
Town versus Gown: queer culture in Oxford and Northern Ireland
Eimer McAuley celebrates the vibrancy of LGBTQ+ culture in Oxford after her childhood in Northern Ireland
Oxford ‘must do more’ to recognise potential in poorer applicants
Oxford disputes claims by government's university access tsar that Oxford and Cambridge 'still had a mountain to climb' to improve diversity
Misleading media coverage of Oxford must stop
Maxim Parr-Reid considers the impact sensationalist articles have on access at the University
Scholars’ gowns are imposing and divisive. They must go
Tilda Agace, Isobel Cockburn, and Taisie Tsikas argue for exams without visual symbols of division and superiority ahead of an OUSU poll this week
Oxford University is a risky investment
Michael Shao debates whether he would add the University of Oxford to his hypothetical portfolio of investments
A beginner’s guide to the all-night essay crisis
Eimer McAuley mentors us through the cold and dark hours of hitting the word count