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News·11th November 2022Union Presidency in Freefall as Ahmad Nawaz Faces Forced Resignation Jason Chau, Andrew Wang and Anvee Bhutani With additional reporting by Ayomilekan Adegunwa Ahmad Nawaz, President of the Oxford Union, has been ‘autoresigned’ (forced to resign) from... Read More
News·8th November 2022Irish Taoiseach: “Putin fears democracy far more than military threat” Kesaia Toganivalu On 2nd November 2022 the University of Oxford’s most prestigious public lecture was given by the head of state of... Read More
News·7th November 2022University of Oxford supports proposed traffic filters Dominic Enright The University of Oxford has written to the Leaders of Oxfordshire County Council in support of their proposed traffic filters. ... Read More
News·25th October 2022Union Secretary apologises over handling of Access Social Samuel Kenny Union secretary, Matthew Dick, apologises for his role in hosting their “Socioeconomic Social”, an event in collaboration with the 93%... Read More
News·19th October 2022Chaos in Town Hall Meeting at University College in Rows Over Heating Jessica Kaye University College has been forced to U-turn over an initial decision to turn off heating throughout the college accommodation after... Read More
News·18th October 2022Oxford University holds public event to promote road safety Dominic Enright The University of Oxford has announced that a public event to promote road safety will take place in Radcliffe Square... Read More
News·13th October 2022Exclusive: Union faces criticism over expansion of exclusive three-course dinners Anvee Bhutani A motion brought to the Oxford Union governing body last week seeks to expand it’s exclusive three-course dinners. Proposed by President-Elect... Read More
News·12th October 2022Oxford remains best in the world Christopher Collins The University of Oxford has retained its title as the world’s best university for a record seventh consecutive year, according... Read More
News·8th October 2022Students protest Freshers’ Fair’s anti-abortion stall Dominic Enright and Anna Lee CW: Abortion Last Thursday the 6th of October , there was a peaceful protest at the Oxford SU Freshers’ fair... Read More
News·29th September 2022Protests Against The Re-opening of Campsfield House IRC Matthew Holland On 21st September, the Home Office announced that it was inviting prospective bidders to visit the Campsfield House Immigration Removal... Read More
News·8th November 2022Oxford Students organise campaign ‘Against Repression in Iran’ Matthew Holland A group of Oxford Students from Iranian backgrounds have formed a campaign group, ‘Oxford Students Against Repression in Iran’, in... Read More
News·8th November 2022Merton gown survey sparks debate Milo Dennison A recent survey on gowns policy in Merton College, sent by the JCR president, has caused online debate. The anonymous... Read More
Features·1st November 2022“I hope I see the day in my lifetime when all girls have access to education”: Malala addresses Oxford Anvee Bhutani Education activist, Nobel Peace Prize Winner, and Oxford graduate Malala Yousafzai came back to her alma mater tonight to address... Read More
Sport·20th October 2022Marathon Man Eliud Kipchoge Makes History Alex Fagan Recently Kenyan athlete Eliud Kipchoge made history. Whilst racing around the streets of Berlin, he shattered the marathon world record... Read More
Sport·19th October 2022Unique University Sport Features: Quidditch and Go-karting Joe Sharp First appearing in the Philospher’s Stone, quidditch was one of the more memorable fantasy inventions audiences were introduced to in... Read More
News·16th October 2022Exeter College’s Cohen Quadrangle Affected by Cockroach Infestation Matthew Holland Residents of Exeter College’s Cohen Quadrangle have been left “disgusted” and “let down” following revelations of a Cockroach infestation in... Read More
News·13th October 2022Plea for peace from South Korean Consul General Samuel King Mr Lee Seung Shin is the Consul General at the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the UK. On... Read More
News·12th October 2022Oxfordshire County Council’s new transport plans Ayomilekan Adegunwa The Oxfordshire County Council has put out a request for consultations on two transport-related plans – for traffic filters in... Read More
News·7th October 2022Union President-Elect pushes “hypocritical” rules change Anvee Bhutani A heated Oxford Union governing body passed a rules change this afternoon, brought by President-Elect Charlie Mackintosh, on ‘Independence from... Read More