Oxford University student killed himself

University of Oxford student died by suicide in the River Thames
An new inquest has declared the death of a University of Oxford student was by suicide. 20-year-old Alexander Rogers died earlier this year. He was in his third year of studying Materials Science at Corpus Christi College. Alexander was from Salisbury and went to Bishop Wordsworth’s School. He lived in university accommodation on Merton Street.
Oxford student took his own life after being 'ostracized', inquest hears
A review into Mr Rogers' death, led by Dr Dominique Thompson, found a 'pervasive culture of social ostracization' before he took his own life.
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The body of 20-year-old Alexander Rogers was pulled from the River Thames on Jan. 15 — just days after his friends and classmates stopped speaking to him when his former partner aired the
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Oxford University student was 'cancelled' before suicide, inquest hears
An inquest has heard an Oxford student was the victim of "cancel culture" within the student body in the days before his death. Alexander Rogers, a student at Corpus Christi College, was "ostracised" by his peers following unevidenced allegations.
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