Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
News·11th May 2022Professor Irene Tracey nominated as next University of Oxford Vice-Chancellor Dominic Enright Professor Irene Tracey, the current Warden of Merton College, has been nominated as the next Vice-Chancellor of the University of... Read More
News·15th December 2020Continuation Charge ‘grace period’ announced Madeleine Ross Image description: the Radcam from the front The University has announced a grace period for postgraduate research students, allowing them... Read More
CommentUniversity/Local Issues·9th May 2020Long Read: The SU Motion failed us Jamie Slagel Image Description: Books on a shelf about eugenics. Warning: this article refers to content which may be considered disturbing, including... Read More
News·23rd October 2019SU adopts BSL clapping to replace traditional applause Michael Culbert The first Student Council meeting of the academic year, yesterday, passed the motion to mandate the Sabbatical Officers to encourage... Read More
Comment·16th February 2019SU VP for access: “It’s time for a clear access strategy” Lucas Bertholdi-Saad Lucas Bertholdi-Saad is Oxford SU’s Vice-President for Access & Academic Affairs. It seems there is an article about access to... Read More
News·16th June 2011“We Should Get Better At Engaging Students” Lizzie Porter interviews the outgoing OUSU President, David Barclay Read More
News·10th June 2010From OUSU to Number 10 OUSU President Stefan Baskerville gives us an interview on his year in office Read More
News·3rd June 2010News in brief – Week 6 Oxford tops table Oxford has topped the Times Good University Guide for the ninth year in a row. The Times... Read More
News·27th May 2010St Benet’s come back to OUSU St. Benet’s JCR rejoined OUSU this week after five years of disaffiliation. Read More
News·13th May 2010Half of colleges lack student representation Half of JCRs and MCRs do not have representation on their College's finance committees, according to an OUSU survey. Read More
University News·13th January 2021Oxford SU lays out response to ‘safety net’ decision Robert Macilraith and Rhianna Harding Image Description: Students sitting collection exams in Balliol Hall. The Oxford Student Union laid out the steps it was taking... Read More
News·12th May 2020St Peter’s JCR ‘deeply regrets’ SU’s Academic Hate Speech motion Jade Calder, Charlie West Image description: Street view of St Peter’s College St Peter’s College JCR have voted to pass a motion entitled ‘This... Read More
Profile·25th March 2020Dude, where’s my term? SU VP for Access and Academic Affairs discusses the fate of Trinity 2020 Matthew Kayanja Ray Williams, SU Vice President for Access and Academic Affairs, has been in the rooms (nowadays the conference calls) where... Read More
News·16th May 2019SU Council starts process of slate ban Samuel Burns Oxford SU Council delegates voted to approve a ban on electoral slates in Student Union elections at their meeting in... Read More
News·23rd March 2017OUSU rejects happiness survey’s findings OUSU’s Vice President for Welfare and Equal Opportunities Sandy Downs has rejected Edith Hancock’s statement that Oxford students are “the... Read More
News·10th June 2010Oxford student welfare “unacceptable” Some colleges’ welfare practices revealed to be more harmful than helpful, with inconsistent application across the University Read More
News·10th June 2010Editorial: No more tea and biscuits With the gross mishandling of student welfare problems, inconsistencies between colleges on mental health policy (or lack thereof) and an... Read More
News·27th May 2010OCA may get “U” back Oxford Conservative Association is one step closer to reaffiliating to the University this week after they applied to approval from the Proctors. Read More
News·20th May 2010Lifting the cap on fees The University wants to be able to charge the tuition fees it chooses – and the sooner the better. Read More