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Whether you're new to Oxford or a seasoned cyclist, the University's Vision Zero cycle training sessions are here to help you ride safer this autumn.

Do you take your work home with you? It's kinda hard to avoid if you are a mathematician isn't it? The maths just follows you wherever you go.

Sam Howison prepares vegetables.

It's the Week 4 Student Bulletin!

Somehow, we're halfway through term already. Hope you've enjoyed your studies so far!

Read on for information on upcoming open days, next week's Fridays@11 session, and how to win £1000.

Just another mathematical biology talk on just another day...

Government got problems. Climate got problems. Energy policy got problems. We all got problems. So we need a wide range of people to hang out together to tackle them.

Many people think mathematics lives on the dark side. 

Turns out they were right.

It's the Week 3 Student Bulletin (Halloween edition)!

We hope you've adjusted to the clocks going back, and are staying safe this Halloween.

When you next go swimming, take some maths with you. And don't worry, maths is waterproof. Nathan Creighton is in at the deep end.

Quick, quicker, less quick. Amandine Aftalion describes the trajectory of a 100m runner in this clip from her Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture.

It's the Week 2 student bulletin! 

Hopefully you've now settled into a Michaelmas routine, and are enjoying your time in lectures and classes.