Flynn Nisbett

OUSA Exec: Student Strike For Education

Posted 9:30am Sunday 26th July 2026

We aren’t entitled to anything. If we want to go to uni that badly, we should pay for it ourselves because times have changed with AI and we just need more tradies. That’s what I would say if I hated good things. Three years of fees free, promised by Labour, was designed to address Read more...

OUSA giving students a reason to engage

Posted 11:49am Sunday 8th March 2026

OUSA is the green sign on the way into town, Clubs and Socs, and the people that run O-Week. That is what we are, but it isn’t all we are. Some think OUSA should be just a service provider, steering clear of taking political stances in fear of alienating some. Others think it should Read more...

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