Voices Oxbridge still has a problem with elitism – as the student trying to burn money in front of a homeless man shows Admission quotas would release opportunity for thousands of students. Let ...

Move over Harvard and Columbia, Princeton and Duke are the schools most likely to fast-track Gen Z to the C-suite. Professor ...

More than 60 alumni of Oxford and Cambridge are set to descend on New Delhi - not for prize purses, but for legacy, wellness, ...

The vice-chancellor of Cambridge has warned private school pupils that they will lose out on Oxbridge places to state school peers in a bid to boost diversity. Professor Stephen Toope, a Canadian ...

The quiz show is in its 52nd series, with eight of its 28 teams from Oxford or Cambridge colleges. The previous edition saw nine of the 28 entrants come from Oxbridge.

Two Cambridge schools are among the top schools for Oxbridge offers received in the UK and abroad, according to data from the Telegraph. Hills Road Sixth Form College and The Perse School ranked ...

A focus on final-year exams at Oxbridge could be disadvantaging female students who are “less likely to take risks” and suffer from premenstrual syndrome (PMS), a report suggests.

What’s more interesting about the Love Island and Oxbridge comparisons is that they are being made during the same week that a Financial Times story on diversity at Cambridge has emerged. Based ...

For Cambridge applicants - you will be asked to complete an additional SAQ form. This gives you the opportunity to add a small, max 1,200 characters, additional personal statement.

A Cambridge University professor has launched a scathing attack on the Oxbridge application process, labelling it "institutionally racist". Professor Diane Reay accused Oxbridge universities of ...

Oxbridge hopefuls are just as likely to be accepted if they turn up wearing a "T-shirt and jeans" rather than a smart suit, the director of admissions at Cambridge has said.

Pupils applying for Oxford and Cambridge ahead of Monday's deadline usually only question whether they are clever enough to get in. But these elite universities don't suit everyone, says Ed Cumming.