EU students lose ‘Home’ status from 2021
EU, EEA, and Swiss national students will be classified as 'International' and will no longer qualify for 'Home' fee status and associated loans and...
Social bubbles proposed for route out of lockdown
A study by a team of researchers from the Oxford Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science suggests creating ‘social bubbles’ to increase the efficiency of...
Now do I belong?: The effects of early-onset impostor syndrome
As Hilary Term drew to a close and we sat in my friend’s room, anticipating a final night out, we reflected on how we’d...
University losses to cost economy £6bn and 60,000 jobs, while Treasury resists bailout
The COVID-19 pandemic and consequent recession will lead to a steep reduction in student numbers, causing a £2.5bn funding “black hole” with dramatic impacts...
Oxford struggles to retain academics after Brexit vote
Chancellor Chris Patten said that universities must stand up for themselves
Vice-Chancellor opposes pay regulation
Professor Richardson stressed that the focus of pay reform should be the process of deciding salaries, rather than regulation of wage levels
Oxford helped ‘drive through’ controversial pension reforms
Colleges were counted as individual institutions in the pension policy survey, allegedly giving them disproportionate influence
Students march in support of academic staff
Oxford SU encouraged students not to use departmental facilities, though college teaching will not be affected
Oxford SU votes to support UCU strike
The motion called on students to support their lecturers and tutors, even if that means not attending classes
LGBTQ+ Soc slams red free speech ranking
Oxford was named the most “ban-happy” university in the magazine Spiked's league table
Oxford’s dependence on EU funds revealed
The University is determined to maintain European links that fund half the budget of several departments.
Oxford SU slammed for ‘incoherent’ free speech report
Oxford Students for Life criticised the student union for failing to mention allegations that the SU suppressed free speech
Dreamy spires: Oxford fitter than Cambridge
Oxford ranks higher than 'the other place' in list of most beautiful universities, but neither claim the top spot
Controversial ex-Union president made new universities minister
Sam Gymiah was criticised for inviting Saddam Hussein's deputy to the Union
