The Oxford Union removes its newly elected president, Catherine Xu, following an internal dispute over the university society’s election process. Multiple reports say Xu, a postgraduate student at Exeter College, is removed after an internal tribunal finds allegations that she attempted to influence the election improperly.
According to the accounts provided, the tribunal accuses Xu of trying to secure votes from people who are not eligible to vote in the president election. After the tribunal’s decision, Xu is removed from the role, triggering additional controversy within the Oxford Union.
The reports describe the case as part of renewed turmoil within the society, but they do not provide further details about what specific actions were taken, whether Xu accepts or contests the findings, or whether any additional procedural steps or appeals are available. The information focuses on the tribunal’s allegations and the resulting removal from office.
