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·13th June 2022

SUNDAY ROAST: #TRASHING SWEEPS ELECTION

Rordon Gamsay
Rordon’s exhausted from his exams, so if you think these Roasts are trash, you can report them to the University...
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·13th November 2021

How to win a student election

Asher Weisz
Image Description: A room of hacks I am now in my third year. The grey hairs are appearing one by...
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·2nd March 2021

Timeline for SU Presidential by-election announced

Madeleine Ross
Image Description: A black and white image of All Soul’s College. The SU has announced the timeline for the election...
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·27th November 2020

CREATE Slate clean sweeps union election

Madeleine Ross
Adam Roble, a second-year History and Politics student from Teddy Hall has tonight been elected President of the Oxford Union...
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·19th June 2020

Oxford Union election declared invalid

Josh Boddington
Image Description: The Oxford Union main building The Returning Officer for the Oxford Union has announced there shall be no...
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·13th December 2019

2019 General Election: How Oxford Voted

Bethan Roberts
Despite a Conservative majority across the country, Oxford East has remained strongly Labour. The constituency, which includes the majority of...
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·15th June 2019

Sara Dube elected Union President as Rise slate claims victory

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The slate ‘Rise’ has won three of the four main officer positions in the Oxford Union, following yesterday’s termly election...
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·23rd November 2017

Theresa May: where did it all go wrong?

Angus Brown
A year ago, the Prime Minister was invincible. She was faced on the left by an ageing, seemingly out of...
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·6th May 2017

How to take part in democracy this election season

Yolanda Shamash
Right. The long haul of election season is upon us, and we have six weeks till the votes are cast....
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·27th April 2017

Anneliese Dodds MEP selected for Oxford East

South East MEP Anneliese Dodds has been selected as Labour’s candidate for the Oxford East Constituency for the forthcoming general...
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·26th April 2022

4 more years in Orbánistan

Dániel Kovács
On April 3rd, Hungary voted. Viktor Orbán not only came out victorious in the 4th election in a row, but...
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·18th May 2021

RON wins Somerville JCR president election

Image Description: A building adjoining the Somerville quad Re-open nominations (RON) has been declared the winner in Somerville College’s JCR...
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·11th February 2021

Rashmi Samant wins Oxford SU Pres in highest ever turnout

Robert Macilraith and Issy Fleming
Image description: The Green Oxford SU logo overlayed on a silhouette of a hand casting a vote  The results of...
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·18th October 2020

Trump has COVID? It doesn’t change anything… 

Charlie Hancock
Image description: Trump is shown with a black mask on in the main picture; an additional picture shows Trump with...
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·12th June 2020

Nominations reopened for Union Presidency amidst racism allegations

Isaac Healey and Dag Yosief
Union members today voted to re-open nominations in the election for President Elect of the Union. The only candidate, Jack...
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·10th December 2019

Why you should vote Labour

Ed Lawrence
The United Kingdom is breaking. That, I trust, is not controversial. Visit one of our underfunded, understaffed hospitals, which are...
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·7th June 2018

OxStu Previews: The Union Election

Adithi Shenava and Joseph Tulloch
The Oxford Union presidential election will take place tomorrow, with the President and all officerships being contested. Candidates for all...
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·26th October 2017

Layla Moran: “Fighting social inequality is my fire that helps me get up every day. It’s what I’m passionate about.”

Tobi Thomas
The last time we spoke to Layla Moran, she was a parliamentary candidate, busily fighting for a marginal seat in...
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·28th April 2017

“Free education from cradle to grave”: John McDonnell comes to Oxford

As election campaigning gets underway across the country, Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has spoken to the Oxford Student about Labour’s...
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