the issues, opinions and experiences of BAME students within the University". Structured similarly to Pink, the editors of Identity - as well as those who submit writing to be published in the section - are BAME students at the university. Accolades The Oxford Student was named "Student Newspaper of the Year" at the Guardian Student Media Awards in 2001, was shortlisted in 2004 and 2012, and awarded the runner-up prize in 2007. Controversies In 2004, the newspaper gained national publicity when two reporters broke University rules to expose security flaws in the University's computer network; the student journalists responsible, Patrick Foster and Roger Waite, were rusticated by the University Court of Summary Jurisdiction, but on appeal their punishment was reduced to a fine. Foster now works as Media Correspondent for The Times, and Waite worked for the Sunday Times for a few years after graduating. In June 2021, the newspaper was the subject of controversy over perceived threats to their independence, after a vetting system was proposed which would have required student articles to be reviewed by a University-affiliated readers. Notable Contributors Former contributors include Laura Barton and Jonathan Wilson of The Guardian, Mark Henderson and Rob Hands of The Times, and Karl Smith of The Independent. Former Editors Anisha Faruk & Arya Tandon (TT18) Charlie Willis & James Ashworth (MT18) Tom Gould & Jonathan Sands (HT19) Jay Staker & Nat Rachman (TT19) Grace Davis & Maria Kostylew (MT19) Alex Haveron-Jones & Bethan Roberts (HT20) Matthew Kayanja & Emily Charley (TT20) Josh Boddington & Lauren Shirreff (MT20) Robert Macllraith & Isabel Fleming (HT21) Isaac Healey & Natasha Alexis Tan (TT21) Madeleine Ross & Poppy Atkinson Gibson (MT21) Alex Foster & Andrew Wang (HT22) Dania Kamal Aryf and Elias Formaggia (TT22) Dominic Enright and Jason Chau (MT22) References External links The Oxford Student Publications established in 1992 Student newspapers published in the United Kingdom Publications associated with the University of Oxford 1992 establishments in England