We take a look at the history of the Pocket Oxford Dictionary from its beginnings as the 'shilling dictionary' to its most ...

The First Book Prize aims to support early career researchers by providing fully open access and hardback publication for ...

This year’s Open Access Week theme, “the cost of knowledge”, invites an important conversation. Discussions of costs in scholarly publishing often focus on subscription fees, article processing ...

OxfordAQA has launched seven new international qualifications, expanding its globally recognized portfolio and reinforcing its commitment to preparing students for success in higher education, the ...

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) is a historical dictionary, containing over 500,000 entries and 3.5 million quotations to capture over 1,000 years of English. Every quarter, we update the OED by ...

Throughout our 500-year history, Oxford University Press has responded to advances in the world around us to meet the needs of students, teachers, and our wider community. 2023 has seen remarkable ...

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) is a historical dictionary, containing over 500,000 entries and 3.5 million quotations to capture over 1,000 years of English. We update the OED every quarter, ...

The report demonstrates our commitment to research, learning, and responsible publishing, providing an overview of exciting publishing milestones, sustainability and community initiatives, and the ...

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) is a historical dictionary, containing over 500,000 entries and 3.5 million quotations to capture over 1,000 years of English. Every quarter, we update the OED by ...

Across the University of Oxford, we share a firm belief in the transformative, illuminating power of education and research in tackling the greatest mysteries and challenges of our time. This year has ...

According to findings in our new research exploring pupils’ perspectives on the role of AI in classrooms, teenagers are unclear over appropriate use of AI in their schoolwork. We conducted research ...

Young people from across the UK have voted for peace as the Oxford Children’s Word of the Year for 2025. For more than a decade, our experts and academic researchers have tracked and analysed the ...