Oxford University
Hidden remains of medieval halls discovered beneath world-famous university
Scientists recently unearthed the remains of multiple academic halls at Oxford University — revealing new insights into the lives of students in the Middle Ages.
Leaked texts from Oxford Union head who celebrated Charlie Kirk's death reveal 'hate' motive
George Abaraonye, who became infamous after he celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk, sought the vaunted position as head of the Oxford Union because he "hated" the prestigious debating society,...
Oxford Union president-elect will be disciplined for mocking Charlie Kirk's death -- just months after they debated face-to-face
The student president-elect of the vaunted Oxford Union debate society will be disciplined for heartlessly celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk, who he debated just months ago.
Charlie Kirk's message of faith fed Gen Z's hunger for meaning
In Europe and in America, Charlie Kirk's outspoken Christianity helped inspire a youth religious revival — and dark forces are lashing out.
2 Oxford students living in a broken tour bus — previously owned by Sugababes — due to cost of living
Leo Bevan, 20, and Kit Renshaw, 20, say they have been "priced out" of the rental market.
From gravity to gender, scientific truth stands above human feelings and politics
The idea that one can choose one's sex from a spectrum is 'ridiculous,' writes Richard Dawkins in 'The War on Science: Thirty-Nine Renowned Scientists and Scholars Speak Out About Current...
This acclaimed novelist is also a master puzzle writer
Christopher J. Yates has a "secret sauce" when it comes to authoring compelling stories.
Getting this shot lowered seniors' dementia risk by 20%
A new study out of Stanford has presented the strongest evidence to date that a common vaccine could significantly reduce the risk of dementia.
Oxford's Word of the Year 2024 reflects 'perceived dangers' of social media
There's a word for the feeling you get after endlessly scrolling on social media -- and Oxford chose it as their word of the year.
Oxford University student killed himself after becoming victim of 'pervasive cancel culture'
The body of 20-year-old Alexander Rogers was pulled from the River Thames on Jan. 15 -- just days after his friends and classmates stopped speaking to him when his former...
I didn't have to expose Nancy Pelosi — she did it herself
Musician, writer and podcaster Winston Marshall squared off against former Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) in an Oxford Union debate that's drawn viral attention, focusing on whether “populism is a threat...
Nancy Pelosi interrupted during UK university speech by anti-Israel protesters who call her a 'warmonger'
The group Youth Demand shared video footage while taking credit for the unwelcome interruption.
Secret to winning Monopoly revealed by expert — and it's all about jail time
Savvy players skip Boardwalk and Park Place.
Here is Oxford's word of the year -- but most people have no idea what it means
Rizz is believed to come from the middle of the word charisma, and can be used as a verb, as in to “rizz up,” or chat someone up, the publisher...
John le Carré's life was as betrayal-filled as his spy novels
A new Erroll Morris documentary digs deep into the author's life.
Kevin Spacey bashes cancel culture in first performance since beating sex assault charges
The “House of Cards” actor performed a monologue from William Shakespeare's play "Timon of Athens."
Bats could play vital role in preventing and treating cancer: 'first step' discovery
Bats get a deadly bad rap — but they could play a lifesaving role in cancer treatment, according to a "fascinating new study" that examines their remarkable immune systems. As...
China COVID cover-up had huge help from Western elites
From WHO to Oxford University, they all aided Beijing.
Comedian goes viral after blasting woke 'brainwashing' of young minds
"We know that the way to improve the world is to work, is to create, is to build, and the problem with woke culture is that it has trained to...
Scientists discover highly virulent 'VB variant' of HIV in the Netherlands
Researchers have discovered a highly virulent and more rapidly progressing strain of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS — but insist it is “no cause for alarm.”