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Tourist dies in Carfax tumble

Shoppers and traders were shocked on Monday, to witness a man plunge to his death from Carfax Tower in the town centre. The 39-year-old man, who has not yet been…

Summer Eights: the stuff of fantasy

Summer Eights: the stuff of fantasy

A new website has been launched which allows users to create their own fantasy crews from the college rowers entered into Summer Eights. Fantasybumps.co.uk went live on Tuesday, and applies…

The Only Way is Keble

Keble’s JCR President, James Newton, has had his head shaved in the style of The Only Way Is Essex (TOWIE) cast member Joey Essex for charity. The haircut was the…

PPH students most satisfied

PPH students most satisfied

Those studying at PPHs are the most satisfied students overall, the student barometer results have revealed. St Benet’s and Regent’s Park make up the top three of all colleges in…

Grave situation

The Blavatnik School of Government’s controversial new building on Walton Street  was granted planning permission this week. This is despite the building project requiring the disinterment of several hundred dead…

Pools of blood found around town

Pools of blood found around town

Police have been left mystified by a number of pools of blood which found around the centre of Oxford on Tuesday morning. Police were called to investigate blood found on…

OUSU combats sexual violence

OUSU combats sexual violence

A campaign to raise awareness of sexual violence in the University, called ‘It Happens Here’, has been launched by WomCam, an autonomous OUSU group promoting women’s interests. According to NUS…

Two veg and meat for Balliol students

Two veg and meat for Balliol students

Balliol JCR has courted controversy this week after a motion was passed decreasing the number of meat dishes in Hall in favour of more vegetarian options. From now on, for…