Entire Edition Pulped
Thousands of copies of last week’s Oxford Student are due to be shredded by the university after the threat of a legal injunction forced publisher Oxford Student Services Limited to hand over all printed copies of the newspaper as well as destroy all electronic material relating to the paper’s front page story.
News: 'Ageist' milkround may fall victim to new laws
New regulations on age discrimination may have a significant impact on graduate recruitment techniques. Ian Gibson reports on the implications for the Oxford Milkround.
News: Oxford ranked second highest university arms trade investor
A new national study has placed Oxford as the second highest university in an ‘Ivy League’ of investors in the arms trade.
News: JCRs not consulted over licensing changes
Common Rooms across Oxford have expressed concern after colleges failed to consult them over applications for new licenses.
News: JCRs to challenge Sky over rate hike
Oxford colleges are cutting their subscriptions to Sky TV due to rocketing prices.
News: St John's bans bops
St John’s SCR has suspended all college bops following a series of acts of vandalism which have left areas of the college in an “unusable state” and student facilities temporarily closed.
News: Colleges pledge new crackdown on students who download illegally
Students who download films and music onto their computers will face steep bills and official warnings under a new clampdown by college computing services.
News: Keble student bottled in Park End
A Keble graduate was violently assaulted in a Student’s Union club night in Park End on Wednesday night.
News: Lincoln JCR resolves to hire prostitute for 'caged animal'
Lincoln JCR has resolved to hire a prostitute as a birthday present for one of its undergraduates, using JCR money.
News: Oxford student sells last shred of dignity on eBay
A Pembroke undergraduate auctioned his ‘last shred of dignity’ on eBay last week, after publicly concluding that he has ‘no use for it anymore’.
News: Spelling Blues
Drunkenness, liaison, vacuum and armadillo. This is not a story about the sexual misadventures of a troubled adolescent, but in fact news that Oxford’s spelling ability is second best of all cities in the country.
News: Teddy Hall finalists fear noise disruption from building work
Teddy Hall has come under fire from finalists over planned building work in the middle of one of the College’s quads.
