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Following the retirement of Treasurer James Lawrie, in December 2024, Christ Church seeks to appoint a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and a Chief Investments Officer (CIO). More...
The Fires of Gallipoli, Barney Campbell's (2002, Classics) latest novel, is a portrayal of friendship and its fragility … More...
Anthony Thwaite (1930-2021) (1952, English) was a prolific poet, critic and broadcaster. 'At the Garden’s Dark Edge', a … More...
Alumnus Charlie Lovell-Jones (2017, Music) is soloist on a newly-released recording of the William Walton Violin Concert… More...
Poppy Burrows (2024, English), Wolfe Morn (2022, Classics), and Kat Vincent (2023, Geography) all represented Christ Chu… More...
As part of Christ Church's 500th anniversary celebrations, Edward's Boys will present the play, ‘The Enterlude of the Godly Queen Hester’, on Friday 2… More...
Christ Church's new Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, based at 37 St Giles, has opened. It will educate students from across the University … More...
The Meadow is known for its longhorn cattle, much to the delight of many visitors. The cattle share the Meadow with a myriad of smaller inhabitants, a… More...
A new graduate scholarship has been created for students undertaking a History of Art and Visual Culture Masters degree at Christ Church, thanks to th… More...
A paper on molecular dynamics by two Christ Church academics, Dr Clare Rees-Zimmerman and Professor Dirk Aarts (in collaboration with others), has app… More...
The Picture Gallery's next exhibition (opening on 7 April) brings together drawings from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, exploring how artists de… More...
On 28 February Muslims began observing Ramadan. At Christ Church, the month was marked the first Iftar in Hall. Mikyle Ossman (2022, Asian and Middle … More...
Following the retirement of Treasurer James Lawrie, in December 2024, Christ Church seeks to appoint a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and a Chief Inves… More...
Poppy Burrows (2024, English), Wolfe Morn (2022, Classics), and Kat Vincent (2023, Geography) all represented Christ Church at the Varsity Matches on … More...
Our 500th Anniversary celebrations got off to a flying start with a Tudor banquet in Hall on Tuesday 28 January. Graduate Scheme Development Associate… More...
LJ Rich (1993, Music) continues to host events and international musical keynotes giving organisations and world leaders an idea of best practice and … More...
Anthony Thwaite (1930-2021) (1952, English) was a prolific poet, critic and broadcaster. 'At the Garden’s Dark Edge', a collection of Thwaite’s poems,… More...
The Fires of Gallipoli, Barney Campbell's (2002, Classics) latest novel, is a portrayal of friendship and its fragility at the very limits of humanity… More...
The first alumni event to celebrate the 500th anniversary took place on 31 January at Ironmongers’ Hall in the Barbican, City of London, writes Dr Ant… More...
Alumnus Charlie Lovell-Jones (2017, Music) is soloist on a newly-released recording of the William Walton Violin Concerto with the Sinfonia of London,… More...
Thomas Longford (1974, Theology) reviews 'Alice’s Father: Henry Liddell, Dean of Christ Church' (2024), by John Witheridge. More...
Kat Yeh (2010, Music) reflects on meeting up with fellow alumni at the Mandarin Oriental Bar and Grill in Hong Kong on 13 February. More...
On 6 March – ahead of International Women’s Day – Benoit Dubief (2022, MBA), joined Clarisse Magnin, Managing Partner of McKinsey & Company France, to… More...
Emily Clifford held the Tower Fellowship during her time as a Junior Research Fellow in Classics from 2020 to 2024. Her new book, Figuring Death in Cl… More...
Have you returned to Christ Church to dine on High Table? Members are encouraged to take advantage of their High Table dining rights (available to tho… More...
Peter Holder has been named as the new Organist and Official Student in Music at Christ Church. Peter, who is currently Sub-Organist at Westminster Ab… More...
Celebrate Christmas in the Cathedral. More...
Christ Church Cathedral Choir have recently returned from California. It had been six years since the Choir’s last North American tour – and a full de… More...
Between Saturday 22 and Sunday 30 June, the Cathedral Choir will be touring California with performances in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Palo Alto. … More...
The latest album from the Cathedral Choir, 'A Lullaby Carol: Christmas at Christ Church', available from Avie Records and on streaming services, enter… More...
One of the organs previously installed in Christ Church Cathedral chancel has been moved to St Pancras Church, Widecombe. A recital – to mark its arri… More...
Haydn Rawstron (1968, Music) discusses the valuable 'exchange of experience' offered to scholars at The House and scholars from Christchurch, Canterbu… More...
The Dr Martin Clarke Young Organ Scholars' Trust (YOST) and Christ Church have joined forces to launch two new organ scholarships for promising young … More...
Ground surveys to be undertaken in readiness for a new organ at the East End of Christ Church Cathedral. More...
As Frideswide Voices reaches its tenth anniversary, Choir Director, Helen Smee, outlines the Choir's short history and explores its link with Christ C… More...
'Oxford’s Astrophoria Foundation Year – What, Why, and Who'? Learn about the one-year fully funded programme for UK state school students at a Webinar… More...
Celebrate the anniversary of Roger Bannister's four-minute mile in Oxford, on 6 May 1954, with the 'Community Mile'. Registration will take place at 9… More...
The Library has recently acquired a rare book from the collection of its former Librarian, scholar Robert Burton (1577–1640): a copy of Michael Scot’s… More...
Founded in 2014, 'Instruments of Time and Truth' is a period ensemble specialising in baroque and classical music. The ensemble is performing a Concer… More...
The Library has lent ten gold Mohurs and one Moghul gold coin, with Emperor Jahangir and a Persian inscription on the reverse, to 'Great Mughals: Art,… More...
The programme for the University's 'Meeting Minds 2024', from Friday 20 to Sunday 22 September, is available. The weekend offers a variety of talks, p… More...
Christ Church's next Special Interest Event, 'Thomas Hardy, Art and Culture', will be held from Thursday 3 to Sunday 6 April. More...
The Picture Gallery's current exhibition: 'Secrets of the Sibyls — Sandro Botticelli, Filippino Lippi and artistic practice in Florence' runs until Mo… More...
Members of Convocation will elect a new Chancellor of the University of Oxford in Michaelmas term 2024. To make the election accessible to the global … More...
The Varsity Matches, organised by Oxford University Rugby Football Club, will be held on Saturday 8 March at the StoneX Stadium, home of premiership s… More...