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• ALUMNI STORIES: ‘GOVERNMENT IS LEADING THE STRATEGY TO CONFRONT THE VIRUS. I’M PRIVILEGED TO BE PLAYING A SMALL PART’
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• HOW DOES AN OXFORD COLLEGE TACKLE CLIMATE CHANGE?
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• SABA KARIM KHAN ON BECOMING A FILMMAKER
• JOHN TASIOULAS ON ETHICS IN AI
• OXFORD CREATES 200th SPINOUT: PhishAR
• HOW TO MAKE A VACCINE IN RECORD TIME
• BOOKS FOR NOVEMBER
• QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 2020
• ARMCHAIR TRAVEL: CURIOUS PHYSICISTS
• OFFER AN INTERNSHIP
• VIRUSES EVOLVE DIFFERENTLY IN DIFFERENT POPULATIONS
• OXFORD UNIVERSITY BREAKTHROUGH ON GLOBAL COVID-19 VACCINE
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• AN INTRODUCTION TO EFFECTIVE ALTRUISM
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• REVEALED: HOW COVID-19 CAME INTO THE UK
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• ARMCHAIR TRAVEL: CENTRAL BALKANS – PAST AND PRESENT
• MAJOR DONATION TO BODLEIAN'S HISTORIC HEBREW COLLECTIONS
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• ALUMNI STORIES: ‘I THINK ALL CHILDREN DESERVE THE HIGHEST QUALITY EDUCATION’
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• HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR - YEAR OF THE OX
• THE SUDDEN IMPORTANCE OF PLACE
• SEVERE FLOOD THREAT CAUSED BY CLIMATE CHANGE - LANDMARK OXFORD STUDY
• BETHANY BELL (KEBLE, 1987)
• TOCILIZUMAB REDUCES DEATHS IN COVID-19 HOSPITAL PATIENTS
• AI AND DEMOCRACY EVENT LAUNCHES INSTITUTE FOR ETHICS IN AI
• ARMCHAIR TRAVEL: A HIMALAYAN ADVENTURE - NEPAL’S ROCKS AND TEMPLES
• OXFORD PROGRESSES TOWARDS A NEW, WORLD-BEATING CANCER THERAPY
• VAL MCDERMID (ST HILDA'S, 1972)
• PROFESSOR HAMISH LOW (BRASENOSE, 1990)
• PROFESSOR JOHN KAY (NUFFIELD, 1969)
• JASMINE RICHARDS (LADY MARGARET HALL, 1999)
• ALUMNI GROUP BURSARIES
• OXONIANS IN THE NEW BIDEN ADMINISTRATION
• THE GREAT SIGNIFICANCE OF OBSERVING NATURE IN YOUR BACK GARDEN
• EMAIL FORWARDING SERVICE FAQS
• ALUMNI STORIES: 'MUSEUMS ARE EXPLORING HOW THEY CAN BE MORE INCLUSIVE, CULTURALLY AND HISTORICALLY AWARE PLACES'
• ALUMNI STORIES: ‘I AM ON A MISSION TO MAKE BUSINESSES A FORCE FOR GOOD’
• MEETING MINDS GLOBAL 2021: SUBMIT A QUESTION
• MEET A MENTOR: ESME ASH (BRASENOSE, 2013)
• LONG-COVID EXPERTS PERSPECTUM SHARE STARTLING RESEARCH
• HOMINIDS BEFORE HUMANS
• ARMCHAIR TRAVEL: KIPLING – HOW THE WRITER FOUND HIS VOICE
• ARON GELBARD (JESUS, 2000)
• ARMCHAIR TRAVEL: LOST CITIES OF ANCIENT CARIA
• OXFORD LAUNCHES PANDEMIC SCIENCES CENTRE
• OFF THE SHELF: JUNE 2021
• OXFORD UNIVERSITY ACADEMICS RECOGNISED IN QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS
• PROPOSED DESIGNS FOR THE SCHWARZMAN CENTRE FOR THE HUMANITIES UNVEILED
• WALKS IN THE HIMALAYAS
• MOORISH ARCHITECTURE
• NEW OXFORD STUDENT (FRESHER) EVENT GUIDANCE
• ARMCHAIR TRAVEL: WHAT DOES ARCHITECTURE TELL US ABOUT THE RUSSIANS?
• ALL BLACKS RUGBY LEGEND DAN CARTER NEW LEADER IN PRACTICE FOR OXFORD FOUNDRY
• DELAYED VACCINE DOSES LEAD TO HEIGHTENED IMMUNE RESPONSE TO SARS-CoV-2
• OFF THE SHELF: JULY 2021
• ALUMNI STORIES: ‘I WANTED TO SHOW HOW TECHNOLOGY COULD DISRUPT THE HIGHER EDUCATION SECTOR AND LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD FOR STUDENTS’
• QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 2021
• THE REVOLUTION ON BROAD STREET
• TRYING TO AVERT A CLIMATE CATASTROPHE
• ALUMNI STORIES: 'COP26 NEEDS TO MARK THE BEGINNING OF CONCRETE AND BOLD ACTION'
• THE 400TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNIVERSITY BOTANIC GARDEN
• BUILDING A DREAM CAR
• ARMCHAIR TRAVEL: THE ORIGINS OF DINOSAURS
• CAN THE WEST SAVE ITSELF?
• A DIFFERENT LOOK AT THE CITY
• BOTANIC GARDEN REVEALS BIRTHDAY ROSE
• GUIDE TO A TURBULENT WORLD
• OFF THE SHELF: AUGUST 2021
• THE FINAL 25%: HOW TO TACKLE HARD-TO-REACH EMISSIONS
• OXFORD, SPARKLING CIDER AND THE MÉTHODE CHAMPENOISE
• OXFORD CLIMATE SCIENTISTS: NO DOUBT ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE
• ALUMNI STORIES: 'EVERYONE HAS A PART TO PLAY BY LETTING OUR LEADERS KNOW THAT CHANGE NEEDS TO COME NOW'
• 'HEROES' WILL RESTORE NATURE IN OXFORD
• OXFORD REPORT SUGGESTS HOW NATURE CAN CAPTURE CO2
• ALUMNI STORIES: 'I’D LIKE PEOPLE TO RECONSIDER WHAT THEY CONSIDER AS WASTE'
• OXFORD REPORT SUGGESTS ALTERNATIVE PROTEINS TO ANIMAL PRODUCTS
• OXFORD REPORT DEFINES A PATH TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE PLASTICS
• A POEM ABOUT AFGHANISTAN
• BIG OIL MUST EARN ITS ‘MORAL LICENSE TO OPERATE’
• NORFOLK EXPLORER
• CLIMATE BURNOUT – WHY PEOPLE ARE BORED ABOUT CATASTROPHE AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT
• A BRIEF HISTORY OF MOTION
• THE FIVE TRENDS THAT WILL DEFINE THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLD
• HOW IS CLIMATE CHANGING OUR WEATHER?
• OXFORD AWARDS HONORARY DEGREES FOR ENCAENIA 2021
• IS THE FUTURE OF TRANSPORT ELECTRIC?
• OFF THE SHELF: SEPTEMBER 2021
• TRUE PLANET: COUNTDOWN TO COP26
• ARMCHAIR TRAVEL: THE VANISHING KINGDOMS OF THE HIMALAYAS
• OXFORD ANNOUNCES EXPANSION OF GRADUATE ACCESS PROGRAMME
• CAN FINANCE HELP THE CLIMATE?
• Q&A WITH AUTHOR SIMON WINCHESTER
• OFF THE SHELF: OCTOBER 2021
• VICE-CHANCELLOR'S ORATION 2021
• OXFORD UNIVERSITY CONTRIBUTED £15.7 BILLION TO THE UK ECONOMY IN 2018/19
• HOW CAN WE EAT WITHOUT COOKING THE PLANET?
• THE NATURAL WORLD IS CRITICAL TO CLIMATE
• OXFORD NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
• JEANETTE WINTERSON CBE
• CAN WE REMOVE CARBON FROM THE ATMOSPHERE?
• ARMCHAIR TRAVEL: DISCOVER THE HOW, WHERE AND WHY OF THE AURORA
• WHY NET ZERO (AND WHAT IS IT)?
• THE NEW HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON CHAIR OF WOMEN'S HISTORY
• COMPETITION TERMS AND CONDITIONS (Ts
• COMPETITION - OPT OUT
• CAN SOLAR SAVE US?
• WHAT CAN NATURE OFFER FOR COP26, AND WHAT CAN COP26 OFFER FOR NATURE?
• LIGHTED WINDOWS FOR DARKENED NIGHTS
• HOW WILL WE LIVE IN THE FUTURE CLIMATE?
• WHAT DO COUNTRIES NEED TO AGREE AT COP26?
• TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE AVIATION FUEL
• EXECUTIVE MBA OXFORD ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP
• WE'D BETTER GET USED TO THE 'M' WORD...
• ENVIRONMENTAL VISIONARY ALUMNA DISCUSSES SOLAR MICROGRIDS AND BANGLADESH
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• OFF THE SHELF: MAY 2022
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• OFF THE SHELF: JUNE 2022
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• OFF THE SHELF: AUGUST 2022
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• OFF THE SHELF: SEPTEMBER 2022
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• OFF THE SHELF: NOVEMBER 2022
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• OFF THE SHELF: FEBRUARY 2023
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• OFF THE SHELF: MARCH 2023
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• OFF THE SHELF: APRIL 2023
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• OFF THE SHELF: MAY 2023
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