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Janine and Joe Shuter were welcomed back to the bookstore with open arms. "I just felt so lucky, and really grateful," recounted the bride.

No hospitalizations or severe diseases have been reported by volunteers who took the vaccine.

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"Everybody has it?" a police officer asks the student, according to body camera footage.

Professor Andrew Pollard also said that cases of people being reinfected with the COVID-19 virus had to be closely monitored to ensure the effectiveness of a vaccine.

The UK has already ordered 100 million doses of the vaccine which is being developed in partnership between Oxford University and pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca.

Cecil Rhodes founded the De Beers diamond company, which at one point had monopoly over the diamond trade.

The protesters can be heard chanting "decolonize" and for the statue of Cecil Rhodes to be taken down.

Lee and Lizanne Harris from Oxfordshire, England, say they don't want their children to "hear from evangelical preachers who spout harmful and often divisive messages."

Renowned atheist author Richard Dawkins ridiculed reports the predominately Muslim nation of Brunei plans to make homosexuality punishable by death, provoking his critics to once again accuse him of anti-Islamic "bigotry."

A Miami University student in Ohio reports being the latest victim of nationwide extortion scams in which international students are threatened with deportation if they don't transfer thousands of dollars to illicit solicitors.

The Obama administration allowed DACA recipients to travel abroad for academic study.

From an ancient Moroccan building to a futuristic structure in Germany.

Who comes out on top: Ivy League or Oxbridge? Find out as we count down the top 50 universities in the world in 2018.

Johnathan Miquel Brittain, 36, Colby Adam Humphries, 28, and Ronnie Dale Norton II, 31, all from Anniston, Alabama, were arrested and charged in the thefts of as many as 150 bronze vases that were taken from grave sites at at least two cemeteries and sold to a local scrap metal shop, according to authorities and court records obtained by Newsweek.

Renowned atheist author and longtime Oxford University professor Richard Dawkins was the target of "bigotry" accusations after a tweet about the phrase "Allahu Akhbar."

Renowned atheist author Richard Dawkins claims that a combination of similar last names and naive news producers has confused him for the late Stephen Hawking.

The history faculty said it was "pleased to be modernizing and diversifying our curriculum in this way" but activists said the changes did not go far enough.

The House bill faces rough sledding in the Senate and the prognosis for sensible reform is bleak.

The university aims to "redress the balance" that favored "dead white males" in the past.

The Euroskeptic political scientist has Brussels politicians worried.

In certain types of online communication, it's stranger to use a period than not.

Can the world's most famous teenage activist live up to her remarkable childhood?

Physicist says we won't survive "without escaping beyond our fragile planet."

Prime Minister Theresa May has appointed the former Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Elizabeth Truss as Justice Secretary.

Prince William visited Oxford on Wednesday for the first time since 2014.

A replica of Palmyra's 2,000-year-old Arch of Triumph, destroyed by Islamic State, will be displayed in London next month.

Oxford professor Nick Bostrom believes human-level AI will exist by 2050.

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