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What does "senior and junior members of the University" mean? Hello, Here are two sentences: The University of Oxford has produced a total number of two Kings of England, forty-eight Nobel Prize winners, twenty-six British Prime Ministers, twelve saints and twenty Archbishops of Canterbury. There are also many other famous senior and junior members of the University in various areas, such as writers, economists, scientists, composers and actors. I'm not clear about the meaning of "senior and junior members of the University" in the context. Thank you.

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I think junior member means a student in the third year of study But senior means student in last year So is it ok😊??
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You're correct in your own reply that this is not referring to students who attend the University.
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In British English, "a fellow" in "a fellow of New College, Oxford" denotes a senior member of some colleges or universities in their governing bodies. So "senior" or "junior" here may not refer to the college students?
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