Oxford University Press, a department of the University of ... Based in Delhi-NCR, he will spearhead OUP’s strategic expansion and growth across India to drive OUP’s comprehensive portfolio ...

Oxford University Press has acquired a new diary-format series from author-illustrator Harriet Muncaster, her first new ...

The reassessment notice, issued on March 25, 2021, was based on the claim that OUP had been incorrectly assessed as a “resident” entity for 2014-15, leading to a lower tax rate of 30% instead of 40%, ...

Kindness” was voted the 2024 Children’s Word of the Year in Britain. More than 3,000 kids across the UK aged six to 14 were ...

Running boosts blood flow to the brain, which delivers oxygen and nutrients essential for brain function and long-term ...

British educator Claire Horsburgh promotes multi-lingual learning and interactive English teaching to cultivate students and ...

In 1879, Oxford University Press (OUP) agreed to publish the work, with James Murray as the dictionary’s first chief editor. In 1885, Murray decided to extend the crowdsourcing effort ...

There is significant overlap between autoimmune disorders and psychiatric symptoms. Attributing autoimmune symptoms to a ...

Resident Malesela Maubane chats about how Napo Primary School fosters academic excellence by balancing academics and extramural activities.

University of Leicester paleontologists publish new book on technofossils - Offers a glimpse of how today’s technology will ...

Wagyu cattle have seen an upsurge in popularity within the United States in recent years, as consumers seek improved meat quality and intramuscular fat, also known as marbling. The small effective ...

Oxford's Australian Children’s Word of the Year for 2024 is 'friend', reflecting children's desire for deeper connection in a digital world.