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• UK university has no record of immigration head's PhD - Radio New Zealand
• Brian Foster elected Fellow of the UK's Royal Society - Interactions.org (press release)
• Allergy Week 19 To 23 May 2008, UK - Medical News Today (press release)
• Tax forum adviser fears more UK exits - Telegraph.co.uk
• Art inspired by 2000 year-old child mummy
• Islamophobia irrational: UK scholar - The News - International
• Architect for Humanities Building appointed
• The Future of the Internet - And How to Stop It (Washington Post)
• Mysterious Red Ladies spell Greek drama
• New centre to research technology in the developing world
• Family businesses losing grip faster in UK - Telegraph.co.uk
• Archbishop of Canterbury awards Lambeth degrees
• Learn from others living with epilepsy
• Effects of meningitis C jab may wear off
• Building the bridge from bench to bedside - Nature.com (subscription)
• Wanted: $2.44 Billion -- Vivien Duffield Seeks Cash for Oxford - Bloomberg
• UK: Will Bratt Silverstone - Motorsport.com
• Oxford launches new linguistics faculty
• Wanted: $2.44 Billion -- Duffield Seeks Oxford Cash (Correct) - Bloomberg
• Oxford-Weidenfeld translation prize awarded
• £2m to improve diagnosis in GP surgeries
• Oxford?s support for children in care recognised
• Oxford malaria researcher wins international prize
• Nine UK students get business scholarships to India - Economic Times
• Art fans Pack out the Ruskin
• $50m gift to Christ Church
• Historic Oxford theatre?s ceiling conservation completed
• Oxford best in UK for seventh year in succession (Express India)
• New Oxford centre for research in educational assessment
• Oxford University to launch UK?s first neuroethics centre
• A voice for minorities with mental health problems
• Bird flu 'still a major threat' - BBC News
• University opens up to prospective students
• Iranian, foreign experts to excavate salt men?s necropolis - Tehran Times
• Oxford team wins NHS health and social care award
• Researchers run rings round cell division
• National ?Women In Science? award for Oxford researcher
• UK's greenhouse gas emissions higher than official figures ... - guardian.co.uk
• Credit Suisse gives top UK job to Leigh-Pemberton - Independent
• New Abrahamic Religions chair at Oxford University
• Cutting CO2 emissions from UK homes 'could create new market for ... - 24dash
• £2.3m boost for Humanities postdoctoral research
• Oxford holds global history of science conference
• HRT patches reduce risk of gallbladder disease
• HRT patches better than pills for gallbladder disease risk
• New director for Rothermere American Institute
• Victory for Oxford in varsity swim
• Oxford University Admissions on tour
• Researchers tackle the end of the world
• New Centre for Corporate Reputation
• Celebrating Nelson Mandela?s 90th birthday with new book
• Goldman Sachs Chief Learning Officer Named Dean of UC Berkeley's ... - MarketWatch
• Taking Romeo and Juliet to Japan
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows Of The British Academy
• Celebrating Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday with new book
• £2.3m boost for Humanities postdoctoral research
• National ‘Women In Science’ award for Oxford researcher
• Oxford University to launch UK’s first neuroethics centre
• Historic Oxford theatre’s ceiling conservation completed
• Weidenfeld Scholarships support tomorrow?s leaders
• Humanities awarded grants of more than £2 million
• Humanities awarded grants of almost £3 million
• Hopes for TB vaccine boosted
• UCL Guest Book: July 2008
• Opera premier for music academics
• First panel returned to Sheldonian ceiling
• Oxford colleges release degree results for 2008
• Men more generous when with pretty women - Telegraph.co.uk
• Experts to undertake world?s largest Burns? collection
• Oxford?s first international sustainability interns
• Opera premiere for music academics
• Students take ?mathematical cycle route?
• UK scientists in malaria discover - UK Trade & Investment
• Teacher discovers ?cosmic ghost?
• Blue plaque for Oxford alumnus
• Making his assessment - guardian.co.uk
• Oxford takes classics to Edinburgh Festival
• Oxford alumna wins Olympic bronze
• Cells in eye could help control sleep
• New discovery may lead to new drugs to regulate sleep (News-Medical-Net)
• UK. Tsunamis research wins Oxford University graduate first ... - BYM News (press release)
• Professor honoured for lifetime of service to education
• ?DW Griffith?s ?The Birth of a Nation? ?
• Sleight of hand and sense of self
• Oxford maestro in first UK amateur podium exchange
• Caribbean resorts need to adapt to climate change
• Millions face risk of heart disease without knowing
• Craven to accept ESIL prize in Heidelberg
• Mental disorders in young offender institutions
• Human trials of universal flu vaccine begin
• Human Trials Of Universal Flu Vaccine Begin At Oxford University (Medical News Today)
• Human Trials Of Universal Flu Vaccine Begin At Oxford University (Medical News Today)
• Human trials of universal flu vaccine begin
• Mental disorders in young offender institutions
• Millions face risk of heart disease without knowing
• Caribbean resorts need to adapt to climate change
• Oxford maestro in first UK amateur podium exchange
• Sleight of hand and sense of self
• Professor honoured for lifetime of service to education
• Cells in eye could help control sleep
• Oxford alumna wins Olympic bronze
• Oxford takes classics to Edinburgh Festival
• Blue plaque for Oxford alumnus
• Teacher discovers ?cosmic ghost?
• Students take ?mathematical cycle route?
• Oxford?s first international sustainability interns
• Oxford colleges release degree results for 2008
• Opera premiere for music academics
• First panel returned to Sheldonian ceiling
• Hopes for TB vaccine boosted
• Weidenfeld Scholarships support tomorrow?s leaders
• Humanities awarded grants of almost £3 million
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows of The British Academy
• ?DW Griffith?s ?The Birth of a Nation? ?
• Craven to accept ESIL prize in Heidelberg
• Experts to undertake world?s largest Burns? collection
• Human Trials Of Universal Flu Vaccine Begin At Oxford University (Medical News Today)
• Human trials of universal flu vaccine begin
• Mental disorders in young offender institutions
• Millions face risk of heart disease without knowing
• Caribbean resorts need to adapt to climate change
• Oxford maestro in first UK amateur podium exchange
• Sleight of hand and sense of self
• Professor honoured for lifetime of service to education
• Cells in eye could help control sleep
• Oxford alumna wins Olympic bronze
• Oxford takes classics to Edinburgh Festival
• Blue plaque for Oxford alumnus
• Teacher discovers ?cosmic ghost?
• Students take ?mathematical cycle route?
• Oxford?s first international sustainability interns
• Oxford colleges release degree results for 2008
• Opera premiere for music academics
• First panel returned to Sheldonian ceiling
• Hopes for TB vaccine boosted
• Weidenfeld Scholarships support tomorrow?s leaders
• Humanities awarded grants of almost £3 million
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows of The British Academy
• ?DW Griffith?s ?The Birth of a Nation? ?
• Craven to accept ESIL prize in Heidelberg
• Student life caught on camera
• 30-year study shows benefits of glucose control
• Oxford gets high satisfaction rating from students
• Duke of York visits Vietnam unit
• Wild dogs reveal nature?s ?poverty trap?
• Former BBC head of policy appointed Reuters Institute Director
• Second Alumni Weekend a big success
• Dylan Kay (All About Jazz)
• Ruth Kelly to Resign as UK Transport Minister, Reports Say - Bloomberg
• Brown Says Ruth Kelly to Quit UK Cabinet for `Family Reasons' - Bloomberg
• How to Take Your Game Systems Abroad - PC World
• India's Twenty20 Cricket Imports Cheerleaders, Grabs UK Stars - Bloomberg
• Brideshead Revisited 'toffs' give Cambridge and Oxford ... - Telegraph.co.uk
• Embryo implantation offers insight into infertility
• UK: Ancient skulls buried in Briton's yard taken home to Egypt ... - Los Angeles Times
• New piece in reading ability 'jigsaw'
• Chancellor's speech to HMC
• UK quota debate intensifies as Oxford stays firm - Daily News & Analysis
• Ashmolean launches new photographic campaign
• UK students slam honor for 'anti-Semite' - Ha'aretz
• Breaking news: fleas on dogs can jump higher than fleas on cats - The Times
• New risk factor for prostate cancer
• Ig Nobel winner - fleas on a dog jump higher than fleas on a cat - Irish Times
• Unique fossils capture ?Cambrian migration?
• Paul Gambaccini named Visiting Professor of Broadcast Media
• Private equity gets a lifeline for research - Financial Times
• Martian weather satellite?s first report
• New Research Looks To Transport Users For Answers To UK Transport ... - Science Daily (press...
• Sharing experiences of Parkinson?s and autism
• New centre for theology, ethics and public life
• Denham celebrates excellence in teaching
• Oxford and Microsoft launch IT collaboration
• Gap between rich and poor narrows, but UK is still one of the ... - guardian.co.uk
• Oxford awarded two Mellon Sawyer Seminars
• New simulation centre for emergency training
• UK playwright Alan Bennett donates archive to Oxford - CBC.ca
• Author Bennett donates archive to UK university - eTaiwan News
• Oxford?s Great War Archive highly commended
• HRT increases likelihood of hip and knee replacement
• Tools give earlier date for ?modern-thinking? humans
• Fall in malaria deaths along Kenyan coast
• Social mobility 'improving' in UK - BBC News
• Chief Executive of Oxford University Press announces retirement
• Married prisoners at increased risk of suicide
• New methanol process developed by a UK university - UK Trade & Investment
• New Contemporary Islamic Studies chair
• Oxford Researchers Compile 10 Most Annoying Phrases (Fox News)
• Merck Reaffirms Cardiovascular Research Commitment - WELT ONLINE
• Rabies ?barrier? to save rare wolf
• IVF screen 'boosts baby chances' - BBC News
• First World War archive opens online
• Dr Hadwen Trust response to Oxford University?s new animal facility - Politics.co.uk
• More advances in Oxford Enlightenment
• Virtual ears and the cocktail party effect
• Flu deaths could be reduced thanks to cancer research
• Latest refurbishments for Oxford museums
• A lesson from the Romans on credit (The Age)
• Student volunteers in national awards final
• Oxford University historian traces first credit crunch back to Roman republic (Guardian Unlimited)
• Chris Patten Chancellor of Oxford University. (CRAIG SCARR) - Emirates Business 24/7
• Lemur virus reveals HIV?s evolution
• New treatment approach may offer end to suffering from allergies
• The evidence from UK campuses is that young Muslims are not ... - guardian.co.uk
• EPSRC boost doctoral training at Oxford
• Popular UK children?s dictionary now excludes Christian words - Catholic News Agency
• Large earthquakes trigger a surge in volcanic eruptions
• Brown Tax Plan to Help UK Keep Headquarters, AstraZeneca Says - Bloomberg
• Minister launches centre to promote growth in developing countries
• Spin-outs focus on energy & organs
• Brain Chip to Stimulate Orgasms (LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News)
• Big ?beesiness? idea a winner
• Experts to undertake world’s largest Burns’ collection
• Oxford University Press Now Shibboleth-Compliant (EContent Magazine)
• New Year Honours 2009
• Daughter's rap tribute to Bhutto - BBC News
• ?Tetris? may help reduce flashbacks to traumatic events
• Israel's Gaza Gamble - Washington Post