Oxford University

Education reformer has hit the headlines throughout her career

Study suggests a protein in the blood is attracted to a key part of the vaccine

Oxford University ousted from top spot for the first time

Jewel in the crown of the UK jab campaign has faced harsh scrutiny in Europe

New study found that Tocilizumab cuts death risk and speeds recovery

AstraZeneca failed to disclose that under-55s made up test group in which jab was most effective

Team behind university’s Covid jab admit the 90% effective dosage was discovered by mistake

Latest trial results show the university’s jab is up to 90% effective

UK-made vaccine joins list of potential pandemic-ending vaccines

Vaccine experts explain how big pharma is adapting to the pandemic

Oxford University expert explains the highs and lows of vaccination development

Leaked report says volunteer in UK was left unable to walk after receiving two doses

Researchers working to develop the world’s first Covid-19 vaccine explain how it is being done

Layers of private investors in line to profit from university’s Covid drug

Irish described as ‘tribal’ in exam answers written by Oxford history students

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Friday 24 July

Scientists from university-led team say their jab may offer ‘double defence’ against coronavirus

Tests show that antibodies from the South American camelids can prevent the virus from entering human cells

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Thursday 18 June

The 60-year-old arthritis drug has been described as a ‘breakthrough’ treatment for Covid-19

Research highlights growing fears that UK news outlets are ‘pushing or suppressing agendas’

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Friday 12 June

World-renowned universities and historic football clubs among those threatened

Cecil Rhodes and even William Gladstone may share Edward Colston’s fate

‘Triple threat’ of Brexit, tightening budgets and unchecked expansion may be to blame

Price of survival may be more state control and less focus on the arts

Professors given go-ahead to include ‘hateful material’ in lessons

Academic has described the allegations as a ‘malicious attempt’ to harm his career

Motion to replace applause with jazz hands has faced condemnation and mockery

Urgent action is needed to protect UK voters from ‘deception’, says new report

Two-thirds of British institutions have dropped in global higher education ranking

Oxford and Cambridge will battle for victory on the gruelling 4.2-mile course

Youngest ever Nobel Peace Prize winner shines light on plight of refugees in new book

Youngest ever Nobel Peace Prize winner shines light on plight of refugees in new book