Oxford University shaped by modesty, says vice-chancellor

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Oxford University's vice-chancellor has described the university as shaped by 'modesty' despite its achievements.

Oxford University's vice-chancellor has characterised the institution as fundamentally shaped by 'modesty' in an annual speech, despite acknowledging its significant achievements.

The vice-chancellor made the remarks in comments on the university's identity and values, emphasising that modesty remains a defining characteristic of the institution.

How it is being reported

• Oxford University branded 'modest' by vice-chancellor in annual speechOxford University is shaped by 'modesty' despite its impressive achievements, according to its vice-chancellor.Oxfordshire Guardian · 7 Oct, 12:30
• Oxford University branded 'modest' by vice-chancellor in annual speechOxford University is shaped by 'modesty' despite its impressive achievements, according to its vice-chancellor.Oxford Mail · 7 Oct, 12:30

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