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Oxford Human Rights Festival to host powerful line-up of cultural events

Oxford Human Rights Festival is returning with a powerful line-up of cultural events, talks and performances.

Bannister Miles returns to Oxford to inspire a new generation

Oxford race, the Bannister Miles, is returning to Iffley Road for another year of elite competition and community spirit.

Federal byelections set for April in Scarborough Southwest, University—Rosedale

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the date of three crucial federal byelections, including two in Toronto, that could ...

What pairs well with this CT craft brewery? Their ancient, authentic, Roman artifacts go well.

If you are looking to brush up on your ancient Roman history while enjoying a craft beer, Caius Farm Brewery is the place to ...
Witney Gazette

Oxford University Hospitals introduce Martha's Rule

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (OUH) has launched Martha’s Rule across its four hospitals, following a ...

Oxford Museum is returning a 500-year-old statue to India. Here's why

The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford has returned a bronze statue of Saint Tirumankai Alvar, dating back to the 16th century.

Oxford University Press releases annual Children’s Language Report analysing the 500 Words stories – here’s everything you need to know.

Each year, BBC 500 Words partner, Oxford University Press, releases their Children's Language Report - a unique study which deep dives into the stories to find out what children are writing about.
University of Dundee

University to host author for landmark lecture

An award-winning author will examine the links between religion, sex and modern politics in a public lecture hosted at the ...
University of Denver

Weekly Letter from the Provost—March 6 Edition

By March 6: Form APT Review Committees to review potential academic unit closures. Committees will be composed of (as applicable) members from the Faculty Senate, Undergraduate Council, Graduate ...