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London and South East are still the areas with the highest level of Oxford admissions Computer Science admitted the highest percentage of state school students with Classics coming out the lowest Mansfield admitted more state school students and students from economically disadvantaged areas than any other college 9.8% of women in Computer Science while 79.3% […]
Continue ReadingAn unpublished report seen by The Oxford Student claims that Oxford University suffers from a “culture that struggles to welcome differences in race and ethnicity”.
Continue ReadingA top OUSU committee has delivered a mixed verdict on the work of officers this year, claiming that one should separate her “private and professional” roles and questioned whether another should “continue in this important role”. The report, published last week, praises VP (Women) Sarah Pine for her work on consent workshops – which have […]
Continue ReadingUniversity College has revealed that there were five instances of sex-related harassment in the last academic year. Of these allegations, three were made against staff, whilst two were made against students. One staff member left the College’s employment as a result of the complaint. Whilst the majority of allegations were made by students, one was […]
Continue ReadingA recent report has called Oxford’s Covered Market “damned and dated”. Markets consultancy firm The Retail Group has released a report on the market’s current condition at the request of the Oxford City Council. The report complains of the market’s lack of signage and visibility and its “dark and dated internal environment.” Other criticisms include […]
Continue ReadingRyan Berg plays and reports as Blues triumph over London rivals in “match of the season” contender.
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