The decision by students at Magdalen College, part of Oxford University, to remove a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II has touched off anger in the United Kingdom. The college is seen here in May 2020.

A traffic management plan has been agreed for the demolition of an Oxford University college building on a busy roundabout.

The Oxford Science Park is owned and managed by Magdalen College, Oxford. Created in 1991, the Park upholds the College’s heritage and provides one of the most influential science & technology ...

It was removed from the Middle Common Room of Magdalen College (right), part of Oxford University. The photograph of Queen Elizabeth II was reportedly a likeness of this one from the Bettmann Archive.

Founded in 1458, Magdalen only opened its doors to women in 1979, but insists that “the College today prides itself on being an inclusive institution, open to all.” One of the buildings at ...

The adaptation featured an original script and music by the school's head of drama, Alex Thomas, with input from pupils. Magdalen College School's production of The Three Musketeers (Image: Andrew ...

The Oxford Science Park welcomed UK science minister Lord Vallance and Saudi tech minister His Excellency Abdullah Alswaha last Friday for a visit aimed at fostering collaboration ...

News; UK News; Magdalen College; Oxford Uni staff 'sent threats' after students remove 'colonial' Queen from common room The alleged decision sparked backlash on Twitter, with the president of ...

An Oxford University college has commissioned portraits of staff and students to show off its diversity. The exhibition at Magdalen College includes black, Asian and LGBTQ+ students, researchers ...

Thousands of people turn up to listen to the choir. Credit: The Choir of Magdalen College, Oxford Where did it all come from? The first May Morning celebrations are believed to have happened ...