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On Sunday 13TH of May, Project SOUP (Support Oxford’s Upcoming Projects) collaborated with ISOC and Oxford Hub, to host…
The University plans to expand the Oxford residential summer school programme UNIQ by increasing its capacity by a further 500…
Scientists, designers and young people living with HIV have teamed up to create a garden at this year’s RHS Chelsea…
Oxford University Pakistan Society (PakSoc) has been criticised for allegedly refusing to screen a documentary on Dr Abdus Salam, a…
The winners of the Oxford SU Student-Led Teaching Awards were announced at Oxford City Hall last Thursday. The annual award…
This Sunday Oxford hosted its 37th annual Town and Gown charity fun-run. Hundreds took to the streets to raise money…
The story of Aboud Kaplo, a 14 year-old Syrian refugee who was loaned a historic violin by Oxford University, will…
Oxford SU has passed a motion allocating £500 to assist Irish students in their travel home to vote in the…
New Oxbridge colleges should be established to make more space for students from disadvantaged backgrounds, a policy report has suggested.…
Just hours after a portrait of Theresa May was removed from a wall in the School of Geography of Environment,…
The Oxford SU LGBTQ+ campaign has issued an official statement in anticipation of Brendan O’Neill’s visit to the Queen’s College…
Mansfield College’s women’s officer, Carys Greenaway, passed the motion at the college’s JCR meeting on Sunday. The motion aims…
*This article was amended on the 9th May to clarify that St Peter’s College has not abolished relations with Oxford…
Alex Kumar, chair of the Oxford SU On Your Doorstep homelessness campaign, has rejected a nomination for the Vice-Chancellor’s Social…
An Oxford University PhD student has launched Oxford’s first bicycle laundry service. Synthetic biology student Kyle Grant, born in South…
A spokesman for Oxford University has defended the university’s decision to increase graduate rent by 5.8% next academic year. Speaking…
A campaign in favour of ‘Green Trashing’ – a more environmentally friendly variety of the post-exam tradition – is to…
Professor Ngaire Woods, Founding Dean of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government, has defended Sir Leonard Blavatnik, the School’s namesake and…