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Oxford University introduces new Positive Action Targeted Studentships to AHRC doctoral training programme

29th May 20194th June 2019Úna Yates

Oxford University’s world-renowned Gardens, Libraries and Museums (GLAM) have been awarded 11 PhD studentships through the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) programme. The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) offer cultural and heritage institutions the opportunity of hosting doctoral researchers based at UK universities. The scheme […]

Escaping Oxford: A day trip to York

20th November 201822nd November 2018Alex Homer

Image Credit: Alex Homer Date of trip: Monday 24th September 2018 Journey time: approx. 3h30 Fare: £68.70 (Off-Peak, with 16–25 Railcard. It’s almost certainly possible to get this cheaper by splitting your ticket—I think the cheapest way is to split at Leamington Spa, Derby and Sheffield, but I haven’t checked this. In fact, one of the […]

Heritage, hegemony and the West: A panoramic view of power dynamics in the heritage sector

29th October 201829th October 2018Francesca Nava

Image Credit: Pxhere. Description: a woman viewing some paintings in a gallery. Not only is it considered normal to hold foreign art in museums, but it’s almost perceived to be the role of these institutions. Can a museum ever be able to represent accurately a heritage and a set of work that doesn’t belong to […]

A positive take on Oxford traditions

23rd May 2016Katie Holmes

This may be my first year living in Oxford, but from what I can gather Trinity Term is truly the term of tradition. Michaelmas has matriculation and Oxmas, Hilary has torpids and half way hall. But these have nothing on May Day, Ascension Day and trashing, which is to name just a few traditions that […]

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Oxford University introduces new Positive Action Targeted Studentships to AHRC doctoral training programme

Escaping Oxford: A day trip to York

Heritage, hegemony and the West: A panoramic view of power dynamics in the heritage sector

A positive take on Oxford traditions

Creativity and Isolation: is isolation productive or destructive for creativity?

Dude, where’s my term? SU VP for Access and Academic Affairs discusses the fate of Trinity 2020

The Oxford study on Covid-19 could be too good to be true…

Oxford to begin human trials for coronavirus vaccine

OUCA presidential candidate expelled after election scandal

Worcester students recreate college in Minecraft

Oxford launch Covid-19 government response tracker

E-Sports & Gaming

Second Round of Applications for TT20 Open!

University announced new restrictions amid coronavirus lockdown

‘Find My Pasta’: the app beating COVID-19 shortages