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·25th March 2021

Queen’s MCR constitutional changes “misguided”

Madeleine Ross
Image Description: A picture of the front Quad at Queen’s College. The Queen’s College MCR has cancelled a series of...
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·4th April 2019

Oxford colleges terorrised by mystery faeces

Jay Staker
Students at various Oxford colleges have recently reported anonymous acts of defecation on their main sites. A student at The...
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·11th May 2018

Syrian refugee given Oxford violin to feature in new film

Joseph Tulloch
The story of Aboud Kaplo, a 14 year-old Syrian refugee who was loaned a historic violin by Oxford University, will...
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·7th May 2018

Oxford SU to protest Brendan O’Neill invite

Max Jenner
A demonstration will be held tomorrow in protest against the invitation of political columnist Brendan O’Neill to speak at a...
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·12th February 2015

Continued confusion over Queen’s fire scare

Betram Beor-Roberts
Students at Queen’s College continue to express concern over the suspected arson attempt that occurred during the latter half of...
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·20th May 2014

A funny thing shall happen this Trinity

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·30th January 2014

Queen’s refuse to dethrone ‘lads mags’

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An attempt to ban ‘lads’ mags’ was defeated at a meeting of the Queen’s JCR last Sunday. The proposal was...
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·9th May 2013

1st Division Cricket Round-Up

Oliver Park and Miles Dilworth
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·29th July 2012

Queensmen centre stage at opening ceremony

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Two former students of The Queen’s College, Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Rowan Atkinson, featured centre stage in the opening ceremony...
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·9th June 2019

Queen’s JCR motion withdrawn after claiming “colonialism is underrated”

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·7th June 2018

Queen’s JCR introduces a Transgender Representative

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The Queen’s College’s JCR voted unanimously this week to introduce a Transgender Representative to its executive committee. The move sees...
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·8th May 2018

Oxford SU issues statement ahead of O’Neill protest

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The Oxford SU LGBTQ+ campaign has issued an official statement in anticipation of Brendan O’Neill’s visit to the Queen’s College...
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·23rd March 2018

Oxford colleges not unanimously against pension reform

Molly Greenwood
Six colleges, of which only Hertford and Pembroke are currently named, justified pension reform on the basis of wanting ‘less...
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·23rd May 2014

Sondheim’s “Forum” – something for everyone?

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·27th February 2014

Queen’s vote to reform selection process for “exclusive” dining societies

Amelia Hamer
Queen’s JCR has voted to reform the selection process for its “exclusive” dining societies. In a motion at the JCR...
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·23rd January 2014

Queen’s address gender

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A sports committee at Queen’s has rejected proposals to address a gender imbalance. Plans to either invite all men’s and...
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·22nd February 2013

Cuppers joy for Teddy Hall

James Dargan
James Dargan watches Teddy Hall beat Queens to reach the semi-finals of rugby cuppers
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·16th June 2011

Mint condition Murray sings a Tsonga sixpence

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