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38 of 39 Oxford Student representatives back “No Hate Speech at Oxford Motion”
While tensions remain, the final position of Oxford Students’ Union is without any appeal : Nathan Cofnas is not welcomed in Oxford.
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Juliana Youssef
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US Midterm election: what happens now?
After Democrats won the midterm election, Professor Michael Lister is wondering about what will happen in the future.
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Ingrid Lund Hovden
‘Our patience is not infinite’: Doctors pause 48-hour strike over government negotiations
From Northern Ireland to Oxford, consultants around the country say they are seeking to avoid burnout on medical staff
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Daryana Montiel
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Award-winning Blenheim Palace Christmas lights trail opening tomorrow
Following their National Award win for tourism, the Palace gardens are set for their festive illumination
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Thom Wilson
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100,000 volunteers needed for new study into modern diets’ impact on health
Can modern dietary trends have an effect on our risk of heart disease, diabetes, and types of cancer? Oxford University researchers are looking into it.
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Daryana Montiel
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Why the scariest thing in 'Obsession' isn't actually Nikki.
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Lily Bailey
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Milly Goldsmith: things I told my notes app – Book Review
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Gerda Grabics
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Graduated...Now what?
Jun 7, 2025
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Jasmine Scarff
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SO! When are you having kids?
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Count Binface talks identity, going viral and the dangers of AI in Sheldonian Series
Oxford University’s Sheldonian Series most recent panel looks at what it means to be human in a digital age
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Molly Allwood
Ancestral Naga skulls returns to India after a century from Oxford.
The Pitt Rivers museum’s director , called this handover agreement a “historic moment”.
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Pritkuvar Pawar
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How Do You Find Treasure? If You Do, Can You Keep It?
Treasures and Treasure Hunting is an exhibit open to the public at Oxford Brookes University until the 30th of November 2026.
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Syarah Omar
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The first woman named Oxford Professor of Poetry is celebrated in a new exhibit
The free exhibition has opened in Oxford University’s New College highlighting the work of poet, Alice Oswald.
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Molly Allwood
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Appeal considered after £800m Botley West solar farm plans rejected
Cancelled clean energy plans “welcomed” by local councillors
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Liberty Reeves
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Poppy trail remembers 42 heroes from South Oxford who gave their lives in Second World War
Around remembrance day a community organised memorial has been created remembering the men from South Oxford using biographies displayed outside the…
22 hrs ago
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Molly Allwood
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Ukrainian Education Centre in Oxford celebrates their first year
Since the Ukrainian Education hub opened its doors one year ago, networking, cultural heritage and focusing on building a strong community has been its…
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Ingrid Lund Hovden
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Wantage Library secures renovation during library closure streak
Good news for bookworms as Wantage Library expands to meet the needs of the town’s growing population
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Liberty Reeves
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Oxford United brush away light resistance against Cheltenham Town
First-ever goals, returns from injuries and perfect headings, the 4-0 win moves the Oxford-based team closer to the EFL Trophy knockout stage.
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Daryana Montiel
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