Wadham drugs horror
Two students were hospitalised on Friday night after taking a potentially deadly cocktail of alcohol and drugs.
News: Tutors failing depressive students
Tutors receive no training in protecting the psychological welfare of their students, damaging the quality of support for mental health issues.
News: Violent criminal on the loose after fleeing court
A “violent” prisoner being sentenced at Oxford Crown Court is on the run
News: Vice-Chancellor warns: tuition fees will rise again
University Vice-Chancellor Dr. John Hood has unleashed a fresh debate over tuition fees after announcing that further increases were “inevitable”.
News: The tale of the Oxford “grave-robbers”
For over a century, the Red Lady of Paviland, a 26,000 year old skeleton found in a cave near Swansea, has been proudly on display in Oxford University’s Museum of Natural History. But now an unlikely alliance of protestors has won a victory in their campaign to get her back.
News: Revealed: the glass ceiling that stops women taking Oxford’s top jobs
Women are over ten times less likely to reach the top of their academic field at Oxford than men. Figures obtained through the Freedom of Information Act have revealed fresh and striking evidence of a “glass-ceiling” for women working within the University.
News: “Friendly” Po Na Na kicks out gay clubbers
Oxford club Po Na Na has been accused of homophobia after bouncers muscled two gay students out of the club.
News: Old enemies face off over the name of Queen’s lane
Rivalry between St Edmund Hall and Queen’s College rose to new levels this weekend, after the Teddy Hall JCR voted unanimously to rename Queen’s Lane.
News: Five student burglaries in a week in Cowley
Five Oxford student residences were targeted by theives within the first week of term police have revealed, writes Sophie Leedham.
