The Oxford Student

Cameron Samuel Keys spent a day with OxPal’s Summer School, where 25 Palestinian medical students from the West Bank and Gaza swapped their usual lives for an intensive training course in Oxford.

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Amelia Gibbins spoke to Eve Bennett about her life post-Oxford as an output producer at Sky News, as well as her experience looking back on university.

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Two invitations to speak at Oxford Union debates on current affairs have recently been refused, calling motions “demonis[ing]” and “offensive”.

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On the 8th September, David Willets announced he would be entering the race for Chancellor. Patrick Maxwell sat down with him to talk about his decision to run, how Oxford has changed since his time here, and the use of hustings could help improve the quality of the race.

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David Willetts has announced his candidacy for Chancellor of the University.

Speaking to the Oxford Student, Willetts cited his experience in the education sector as a reason for his candidacy.

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Somerville Principal and Labour peer Baroness Janet Royall has announced her bid for Oxford Chancellorship.

In a statement on X, Royall expressed her aim to ‘be a voice for Oxford, for all.’

Baroness Royall joins the likes of Lord William Hague, Peter Mandelson, Elish Angiolini and Imran Khan in the race to be Oxford’s next Chancellor.

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Eleanor Grant reviews HotCat Collective’s stage adaptation of Tom Stoppard’s ‘Darkside’ at Edinburgh Fringe.

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Charli McMackin explores into the turbulent political landscape of Venezuela following recent elections that sparked protest across the country.

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Oxstu can exclusively reveal the endorsements of Oxford University’s OLC and OUCA for Chancellor.

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Congratulations to everyone receiving A-Level results today! No matter the outcome, you should be proud of the hard work that has led up to this moment.

For those of you heading to Oxford in October, we are looking forward to greeting you at the Freshers Fair - before then, however, keep your eyes peeled for the OxStu Freshers Guide in the coming week 👀

Sophie Harrison reviews the illustrated guide to Anxiety now available in English

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Zaid Magdub writes about his experiences in light of the recent riots in the UK

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Football is one of the biggest sports worldwide, but a somewhat minor affair at the Olympics. Team GB rarely compete. Why is that?

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Friday saw the official start of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games with an opening ceremony which sailed through the sights of the city.

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On Tuesday, Oxford Action for Palestine (OA4P) protested two graduations taking place inside the Sheldonian Theatre. 

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Read Sophie Harrison’s review of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder which has recently debuted as a hit BBC series, coming to Netflix in August.

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Liberty Brignall reviews Gboyega Odubanjo’s debut collection Adam, in which Odubanjo tells ‘a story of water and offering’.

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Cameron Samuel Keys report on University College’s U-turn regarding Night Porters.

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A short while ago, the country went to the polls to elect a new government. We wanted to know how Oxford students voted so we asked you, and you answered. Click the link in bio to see the results.

Oxford students and affiliates protested the Bangladeshi government’s treatment of protesters in front of the Sheldonian Theatre

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The University of Oxford will become the first team sponsors of Oxford City Football Club next season as part of a new long-term partnership. Education, research, and facilities are the three key areas that the new programme will focus on.

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Read Haris Book’s analysis of Englands finals defeat and what this means for Gareth Southgate and his team going forward.

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Georgie Allan reflects on the divided reactions to the shooting at former President Donald Trump’s Pennsylvania rally

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Apply now to be our website developer and help to make our website accessible and high speed.

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Zaid Magdub reflects on the recent General Election and the ‘Anni Horribiles’ that preceded it

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Hairs Book discusses Englands recent win and their history with penalties.

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OA4P disbanded their Radcliffe Camera encampment on Monday morning, after threats of legal action from the University.

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Last Thursday, Britain went to the polls and returned a decisive victory for the Labour Party. We spoke to Oxford’s student political societies to get their response to this landslide result.

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Following the 2024 General Election, the Conservative Party will now send no Oxfordshire MPs to the House of Commons. How did the other parties fare? Head to the link in our bio to find out.

Applications are now OPEN to join our brand new social media team in Michaelmas! 📲🤩

This is your chance to work on the OxStu’s online presence, with the exciting opportunity to develop our TikTok!

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