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Oxford’s Department of Education has tested a new parenting app, EasyPeasy, and found that the programme has positive effects on…
The University of Oxford has received a Race Equality Charter bronze award from Advance HE, which aims to support equality…
Twenty-two Junior Common Room (JCR) and Student Union (SU) Presidents have signed a statement describing Oxford’s First Annual Admissions Statistical…
Tutors across all departments and colleges have reported a great increase in both the quality and length of essays turned…
In this age of human reason, the brutality of the beasts of this ecosystem never ceases to astound. At the…
The nearby traffic instills an immediate cold and biting atmosphere. The location creates a large an obvious deviation from a…
James Smith, a St Edmund Hall fresher, has caused an uproar within the college after announcing that he has forsaken…
The University plans to expand the Oxford residential summer school programme UNIQ by increasing its capacity by a further 500…
The government has announced a new draft clear Air Strategy, which intends by 2025 to halve the number of people…
Scientists, designers and young people living with HIV have teamed up to create a garden at this year’s RHS Chelsea…
UK universities have this week been warned about an imminent rise in cases of contract cheating. Concerns about student cheating…
Organisers have begun preparations for this weekend’s Common People festival in South Park. The festival, whose headlining acts are Ride,…
An Oxford University student, who was accused of rape spent, should not have been charged new information has revealed. Oliver…
A motion passed yesterday by the Wadham JCR means students of the College must attend all future bops stark naked.…
In a recent excursion to the harsh environment that is home to the Hackius, I have observed a stark change…
After months of aggressive stalking, last week the Oxford Student eventually managed to land a one-off interview with Cornmarket Street.…
A nineteenth-century professor of Chinese has been honoured with the unveiling of a blue plaque on the wall of his…
With the blossom a-bloomin’ and the sun a-shinin’, is it any wonder that the parks of Oxford have bustled with…
As a bit of an Oxford veteran, I’ve seen Jamal’s through its various incarnations. Having spent many a Wednesday night…