oxford university class lists

Is there a such thing as official class lists published by the university - like there is in Cambridge? Is it only accessible to Oxford students- or not even them -only the academics and staff at that work there?

Edit: Class List is a public list of names of everybody in the university by subject - from prelims to fourth year with information of degree class

As far as I am aware class lists are still published inside the Examination Schools and in the Calendar (however omitting some names for no good reason at all-these are public examinations)

Unfortunately publication in the Times ceased some years ago.

Hi , thanks for the reply but could you please tell me what is meant by Calendar and public -every exam sat by students is public right?
And by published INSIDE the examination school- you mean there is a big piece of paper with a list of names inside the building?

Edit: oops I've realised they call it preliminary and first public examination for a reason .

This is the Calendar

http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780198715368.do

Its been about 4 years since I was in the Exam Schools but they were still putting up a list of names inside the building then.

Each list covers one examination for one subject arranged in order of classes.

I am afraid I have something of a war with those, including the Information Commissioner and seemingly most universities, who regard examination results as somehow a private matter between the institution and the examinee. GCSE, A level and in the case of Oxford degree examinations are public examinations. A degree is a public status. The Information Commissioner had no right to turn that which is public into something private.

I realise it is some time since this thread was last active but … no one had answered your question: why are the examinations called "Public". Answer: because in the old old days, any senior member of the University (that's an MA to you) could turn up and ask you anything he (or, but not so much in those days, she) wanted. And you answered or failed. Luckily, by the time my parents were undergraduates in the late 30s and early 40s, the Examination Schools had migrated from the old building to the High Street, and the custom of admitting random MAs had died out. So they and I (and indeed my daughter) were troubled only by the ingenuity of the official examiners and their tortuous questions.

This is the Calendar

http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780198715368.do

Its been about 4 years since I was in the Exam Schools but they were still putting up a list of names inside the building then.

Each list covers one examination for one subject arranged in order of classes.

I am afraid I have something of a war with those, including the Information Commissioner and seemingly most universities, who regard examination results as somehow a private matter between the institution and the examinee. GCSE, A level and in the case of Oxford degree examinations are public examinations. A degree is a public status. The Information Commissioner had no right to turn that which is public into something private.

That link doesn't work unfortunately. I would like to buy the calendar for 2018- would it still be available?