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David Cameron

Cameron Opens Thatcher Centre

The Prime Minister opened the Saïd Business School's new building with new Thatcher portrait.

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Enter June's crossword competition to win a bottle of Macon-Verze Domaines Leflaive 2009.

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Swift

Save our Swifts

The University is trying to stop the decline of the charismatic birds — and you can help.

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Oceans

Pricing the Oceans

Is it possible to put a value on how useful our oceans are in fighting climate change?

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The Laboratory With Leaves (Part 14): Badgers

The Laboratory With Leaves (Part 14): Badgers

The Laboratory With Leaves Part 14: Badgers

They’re intricate and social and important, but our knowledge of badgers is only in its infancy say these researchers at Wytham Woods.

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Ofo bike integrated lock

Dockless bikes arrive in Oxford, and they're free

Oxford's first 'Uber-for-bikes' bike sharing scheme has begun
Undergraduates finish term before gets going in earnest, but they still have the chance to enjoy Oxford's wintery charm

What does the ‘merry’ in ‘Merry Christmas’ mean?

We wish our friends a Merry Christmas but a Happy New Year. Is there any difference?
DPhil

100 years of the DPhil

How research gained traction at Oxford
The tall and the short of it: How average English height had changed over 2,000 years

The tall and the short of it: How average English height has changed over 2,000 years

Ups and downs of height over 2,000 years are a striking index of population wellbeing, new research shows.
simon Armitage

Simon Armitage chooses two of his poems for Oxford Today

Simon Armitage, the new Professor of Poetry, has selected two of his own poems for Oxford Today readers.

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Video highlight

The Laboratory With Leaves (Part 14): Badgers

The Laboratory With Leaves (Part 14): Badgers

The Laboratory With Leaves Part 14: Badgers

They’re intricate and social and important, but our knowledge of badgers is only in its infancy say these researchers at Wytham Woods.

Obituaries

Letters

Most read

Ofo bike integrated lock

Dockless bikes arrive in Oxford, and they're free

Oxford's first 'Uber-for-bikes' bike sharing scheme has begun
Undergraduates finish term before gets going in earnest, but they still have the chance to enjoy Oxford's wintery charm

What does the ‘merry’ in ‘Merry Christmas’ mean?

We wish our friends a Merry Christmas but a Happy New Year. Is there any difference?
DPhil

100 years of the DPhil

How research gained traction at Oxford
The tall and the short of it: How average English height had changed over 2,000 years

The tall and the short of it: How average English height has changed over 2,000 years

Ups and downs of height over 2,000 years are a striking index of population wellbeing, new research shows.
simon Armitage

Simon Armitage chooses two of his poems for Oxford Today

Simon Armitage, the new Professor of Poetry, has selected two of his own poems for Oxford Today readers.

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