Maddie Grant has severely criticised both the Union and the Student press in the wake of her disciplinary hearing at the debating society last Wednesday.
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Teddy Hallās Rock nā Roll Ball has been branded the Cock nā Roll Ball after various incidents of sexual antics came to light in its aftermath.
Holi, the Hindu spring festival of colours, was celebrated in Oxford on 6th May.
Scouts were greeted by sand on the stairs and vomit lining bathroom bins in the Penrose accommodation block at Somerville College on May Morning.
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The Bodleian Library has launched an appeal for members of the public to compile an online catalogue for their music collection.
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The Ashmolean has received a Ā£5.9 million grant as part of its campaign to buy a Manet painting.
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Our suspicions have been confirmed ā April was the wettest in Oxford since records began in 1767.
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Somerville choir sang evensong at St Paulās Cathedral to mark the 60th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth IIās accession to the...
The ā#1 University Student ladās magazineā UniLad.com were forced to pull their website offline on Tuesday after publishing an article condoning rape.
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Research suggesting that brain stimulation can improve learning abilities has opened up debate about the ethics of testing such techniques on children.
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An OUSU campaign for the later release of letting leases has been backed by students and MPs, but letting agencies warn that the change will not come easily.
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Eurozone crisis not enought to put off Oxford despite heavy UKIP presence
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Two Oxford students address global elites at World Economic Forum
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The City Council has reiterated threats to Oxfordās universities that they will not be able to occupy new facilities if they do not restrict the number of students living in private accommodation.
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The latest round of crackdowns on cyclists breaking rules on cycling in Oxford has begun, with police handing out Ā£30 fines to those without lights and riding on Cornmarket and Queenās Lane on Wednesday of 2nd Week.
