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Launched as a collaborative effort between Hertford, Pembroke, and Wolfson in 2015, Tri-Innovate is an initiative which aims to encourage graduate and undergraduate students to try their hand an entrepreneurship. Teams must develop an innovative commercial or social enterprise and pitch their idea to a panel of judges with £8,000 on offer for the winners. […]
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OxStu Art and Lit are delighted to announce that our End-of-Summer Arts Competition is now accepting submissions! The summer vac is a mystical time where all of Oxford’s photographers, painters, poets, and writers disperse all over the world, taking a break from writing their tutorial essays by creating amazing art. Now, we want to share […]
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Uber’s application for a licence to operate in Oxford has been rejected after more than a year of resistance from local taxi firms. Oxford City Council have emphasised that they did not ban the company, but Uber instead failed to submit necessary application details in time. Uber have, however, promised to try to launch in […]
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For those of you coming to Oxford for the first time this October, Cuppers is a word to add to your vocabulary, alongside Bop, Bod and SubFusc. It normally refers to inter-collegiate sporting tournaments, but luckily for the less sporty amongst us, there is also Drama Cuppers. Teams from each college – made up of […]
Continue ReadingThe Magdalen Pooh Stick Society met this Saturday for their first official match of Hilary 2014. The sport, which requires a river and a bridge, and whose first literary mention was in the Winnie-the-Pooh children’s book series by A. A. Milne, was brought to Oxford last summer when two Magdalen students – Tom Lear and […]
Continue ReadingA member of the University’s Department of Zoology has scooped the top prize in Science magazine’s 2013 “Dance your PhD” competition for his video on sperm competition. Dr Cedric Tan’s choreographed interpretation of his research illustrates the mating process of chickens using a range of styles, including swing, water ballet and modern jazz. The video […]
Continue ReadingIn her 2010 book A Diary of The Lady, Rachel Johnson describes a deal she struck with Lisa Armstrong of The Times: “I told Lisa I would give her daughter work experience if she had Milly into the Times fashion department. One can see why everyone hates the middle classes so much – they divvy […]
Continue ReadingSpirit Level Film are delighted to announce the UK London premiere of The Price of Kings: Yasser Arafat – the first film in the landmark documentary series on leadership, narrated by Helena Bonham Carter. The screening is followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers and some very special guests to be announced. In celebration they’ve offered a set […]
Continue ReadingDaunted by cost of fees? New website is offering chance to win £27,000 but for £5 stake
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