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The Oxford Union is an extraordinary place. Nowhere else will you find a lineup of such prominent speakers or compelling debates. Since 1823, the Union has hosted leaders in every field, from …
Speakers - The Oxford Union
For hundreds of years, Oxford has been a home for innovation, and our speakers certainly reflect this tradition. The Union has hosted a huge number of world business leaders, including tech …
Debating | The Oxford Union
The Oxford Union is the world's most prestigious debating society. Established in 1823 to uphold the principle of free speech, The Union is proud of its heritage as a forum for the exchange …
Formal Debates - The Oxford Union
The Oxford Union has a rich history and a long tradition of bringing together world leaders, thinkers and influencers to debate issues and explore ideas across politics, religion, science, …
About | The Oxford Union
The Oxford Union is the world's most prestigious debating society with a tradition of hosting internationally prominent individuals across politics, academia, and popular culture.
How to Join - The Oxford Union
Aug 1, 2024 · The Oxford Union offers a range of membership options. You can hover over each icon below for a summary of eligibility criteria and payment options for each membership type. …
Term Card & Calendar - The Oxford Union
Term Card. Note that the term card below was correct at time of publishing (October 2024) but all events are subject to change. For the up to date information on all our debates and speaker …
Membership | The Oxford Union
By joining The Oxford Union you agree to be bound by our Rules & Policies This a membership: * Application (new members) Manual renewal (current/former members)
Our History | The Oxford Union
A Brief History of the Oxford Union Society. Contributed by Eden A. Smith (Ex-Returning Officer, Magdalen College) The Oxford Union is the most prestigious debating society in the world. …
Notable Debates - The Oxford Union
The most famous debate in the Union’s history came in the Hilary Term of 1933. The motion eventually settled on was ‘This House Will under no circumstances fight for its King and its …