Africa is for the Africans
Union believes Africa should decide its own future without foreign intervention
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Welsh struggling to get in
MP warns of few Oxford applications from North Wales
Continue ReadingWho on erte is Mica Ertegun?
Tim Williams looks at what we know, and don’t know, about Oxford’s latest big money philanthropist
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Conference hosts Middle East experts’ discussion on future of troubled region
Continue ReadingThe failure of capitalism
Oxford Union votes to damn capitalism’s effect on the poor
Continue ReadingFee rights challenge rejected
Tuition fee rise is not a violation of human rights
Continue ReadingExeter hope to make fortune from ball
Students receive promotional fortune cookies in pidge
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Plan for early-repayment penalties scrapped
Continue ReadingCowley squat ravaged by fire
Three-storey house severly damaged by fire
Continue ReadingBod chief fights for cash to save humanities
Dr Sarah Thomas unconcerned by delay in building humanities library
Continue ReadingSomerville say naan to Halfway Hall
College authorities say no to hosting Halfway Hall, students organise alternative black-tie event at prestigious Indian eatery
Continue ReadingSt Anne’s dining upgraded to tent
New kitchen construction means students will dine in marquee
Continue ReadingSt Hugh’s new Dame
St Hilda’s to get top Scottish law officer as Principal
Continue ReadingCity goes green in bus bid
Council applies for strictest legal cap avaliable on bus emissions
Continue ReadingDuchess of Cambridge wows Oxford
Pupils and public line streets to greet Kate Middleton
Continue ReadingSt Hilda’s got talent
2012 RAG Oxford’s Got Talent won by band from St Hilda’s College
Continue ReadingOULC rejoin the fold
Labour Club reaffiliate to national club
Continue ReadingExtra vetting for Exeter conferences
Exeter College introduces new vetting measures for conference events at the college
Continue ReadingUnion sees Olympic victory
Union agrees with proposition that “the London Olympics will deliver the promised legacy”
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