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Simon Kusseff (1967, History) reviews History in the House (2024), by Dr Richard Davenport-Hines, which traces the development of History teaching at Oxford University over the las… More...
Christ Church's next Special Interest Event, 'Thomas Hardy, Art and Culture', will be held from Thursday 3 to Sunday 6 A… More...
The Lunchtime Portraits: Oxford, 2010-2020, by David Stumpp (Rare Books Librarian), is a pictorial microhistory of Oxfor… More...
On 2 December Professor Roger Davies, Emeritus Wetton Professor of Astrophysics, gave a talk to a group of alumni at the… More...
Congratulations to Leah Broad (2010, Music) who has been awarded a prestigious Whiting Creative Nonfiction Grant for her… More...
Holly Haines (2019, Biology) discusses her recent work, published in eBioMedicine, which combines cardiovascular science, neuroimaging, and epidemiolo… More...
We are seeking to endow a new graduate scholarship in History for an academically-excellent doctoral student who would otherwise not be able to pursue… More...
An invitation to tea and cakes in the Hall was a highlight of moving in day for Family Programme Member, Janet Egan, whose son James Parfett (2024, En… More...
In response to the global decline of pollinators, Dr Tonya Lander, Lecturer in Biology, discusses her work to develop a technology to track individual… More...
Thomas Angell (2021, Medicine) discusses his third-year Final Honours School research project which examined the distribution of iron in the spinal co… More...
Christ Church’s third Giving Day is underway! This year, we are celebrating everything that makes the college community unique. More...
The Lunchtime Portraits: Oxford, 2010-2020, by David Stumpp (Rare Books Librarian), is a pictorial microhistory of Oxford taken over a span of 10 year… More...
Join us for the launch of Alice Through the Looking-Glass: A Companion, the first volume-length appreciation of Lewis Carroll’s oft-neglected Wonderla… More...
The Reaktion Book Prize is awarded each year to the author of the best extended essay submitted in the first year of the University of Oxford’s Histor… More...
Xiaolan Deng's (2023, Computer Science and Philosophy) essay recently won the 2024 Bernard Williams Essay Prize, organised by Institute for Ethics in … More...
Dr Eleanor Parker (2001, French and Italian) reflects on her experience of attending the Autumn Gaudy on Friday 4 October. More...
Sir Stephen Bubb (1972, PPE) reflects on his 'retirement' job as Executive Director of the Gradel Institute of Charity, based in the new Gradel Quadra… More...
Congratulations to Leah Broad (2010, Music) who has been awarded a prestigious Whiting Creative Nonfiction Grant for her forthcoming book: This Woman'… More...
Advice for a Mum Guilt-Free Christmas from Leila Green (2001, English). More...
Four Members of the House appear in the 2025 New Year’s Honours list: Michael Cooper OBE (1983), Professor Paul Monks CB (1988), Jeremy Hargreaves MBE… More...
Simon Kusseff (1967, History) reviews History in the House (2024), by Dr Richard Davenport-Hines, which traces the development of History teaching at … More...
Artist Kate Teale (1981, English) discusses her drawing research project at Christ Church. She is now based in New York City, where her work is inspir… More...
The Association Weekend and 1546 Society Lunch yet again provided the opportunity to reflect on how those three years shaped the remainder of my life,… More...
At the beginning of July 2024, we invited Christ Church alumni to participate in an engagement survey, which included questions about preferences for … More...
On 2 December Professor Roger Davies, Emeritus Wetton Professor of Astrophysics, gave a talk to a group of alumni at the offices of Savills in Washing… 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...
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...
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...
Ground surveys to be undertaken in readiness for a new organ at the East End of Christ Church Cathedral. More...
Celebrate Christmas in the Cathedral. 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...
Haydn Rawstron (1968, Music) discusses the valuable 'exchange of experience' offered to scholars at The House and scholars from Christchurch, Canterbu… 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...
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...
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 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...
The Picture Gallery's current exhibition: 'Secrets of the Sibyls — Sandro Botticelli, Filippino Lippi and artistic practice in Florence' runs until Mo… 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...
‘Time to Get Ready: Maria Varela and the Civil Rights Movement’, an exhibition supported by Christ Church, runs from Monday 29 April to Saturday 18 Ma… 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...
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 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...
Christ Church's next Special Interest Event, 'Thomas Hardy, Art and Culture', will be held from Thursday 3 to Sunday 6 April. 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...