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Welcome to Oxford University in the era of identity politics, where students discuss “lived experience”, acknowledge their “moral complicity” and pontificate about ways to enact “systemic change”. The spearheads of these discussions have names like Annunziata Rees-Mogg and went to boarding school, except they’re not Tories, they’re liberals with right-on…

The Michigan Supreme Court had dismissed appeals by families of students killed or wounded at Oxford High School in 2021

Dyer conjures conker fights, saturday jobs and teenage rampages as he charts his journey from a two-up two-down in Gloucestershire to Oxford

Zip closure pillows, envelope back, or lace embroidered — no pillow is safe in this round-up of the most hotly-debated pillowcase styles

July marks the 30th anniversary of Northern Lights, the first in Sir Phililp Pullman’s His Dark Materials novels. Ash Bhardwaj visits Oxford to uncover the locations that gave rise to the stories of Lyra Silvertongue

For a life that could possibly be best described as eventful, a slim memoir can often run out of breath in reliving its sweep. This sense of life outpacing memory isn't surprising for the Oxford-educated tribal leader from the Chotanagpur plateau in Jharkhand (then in undivided Bihar), who went on…

For every dollar no longer spent by visitors to the U.S., an additional $1.19 is lost throughout the economy.

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Netflix’s upcoming romantic comedy movie “My Oxford Year” gets a first look, and it already sounds like my type of comfort watch.

INTERVIEW: Songs played at 150mph; dressing like hippie street urchins; the singer’s mum’s ‘intervention’: Britpop’s little brother band tell Mark Beaumont about the making of a classic album and the era-defining afterlife of ‘Alright’

Roy Jenkins, Denis Healey and Anthony Crosland debate among themselves in Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky’s look at the big beasts of 70s Westminster