Oxford, Cambridge and Gaza
Oxford and Cambridge students launch Gaza encampments on university lawns
Tents sprang up outside the University of Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum and on the lawn of King’s College at the University of Cambridge on Monday morning. It follows protests earlier this week across the UK, including at Goldsmiths in London and encampments in Newcastle, Leeds and Manchester.
Cambridge University students set up pro-Palestine encampment in city centre
Students at the University of Cambridge set up a pro-Palestine encampment in the city centre on Monday (May 6). The students set up tents and banners on the lawn outside King's College. It follows after activists disrupted open days at the university and told prospective students they would be "complicit in Israel's genocide" in Gaza if they apply to Trinity College.
Police are looking for a man who escaped from custody at a local medical facility. According to a news release from the ...
York Developments wants to build 408 apartments in twin towers at 530 Oxford St. with more than 800 parking spaces and a ...
Judd Syer’s 12th inning game-winning infield single lifted Oxford to a a 5-4 win over Mountain Brook in AHSAA Class 6A ...
Anderson Staples Post 112 of the American Legion in Oxford is planning to host a Memorial Day celebration at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 27, at the post at 169 King St. It is to be an outdoor ceremony, ...
Within the next month or so, the chief says they will introduce a new app to interact with the police department and to ...
Robyn Cowen, George Elek, Ben Purkiss and Jerome Sale on Oxford Utd v Peterborough ...
OXFORD — Over 125 people gathered during the lunch hour Thursday in front of Oxford City Hall for the 73rd annual ...
From 9am on May 6, runners will convene at St Aldate’s, race down Oxford's High Street, and finally, sprint to the finish line on Iffley Road, the same track where Sir Roger created history.
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