On a brilliantly sunny Sunday afternoon, 27 April, past met present at the Christ Church sports ground as two teams battled it out for cricketing glor… More...

Calling golfers ... your House needs you! A team of alumni golfers from Christ Church will be defending the Hennessy Cup against other college alumni … More...

Full disclosure: I am not a man of the River. I’m not sure I ever saw a second of the sport as an undergraduate. But here’s the scoop: I love the Boat… More...

The Dean, Laura Jostins-Dean, and Director of our new Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Dr Irwin Zaid, visited the US West Coast at the end … More...

Dr Angus de Wilton (2009, Medicine) describes how the use of modern research techniques is shedding new light on the impact of an ancient disease, tub… More...

This year's Andrew Chamblin (1991, Maths) Memorial Concert will be given by Roger Sayer on Wednesday 2 July. More...

Haydn Rawstron (1968, Music) discusses links between the House and Christchurch, New Zealand, which now include the University of Oxford's Crankstart … More...

'The Light of Day' is the astonishing hidden story of the first man to come out as gay to overturn anti-homosexual laws, written by Christopher Stephe… More...

We are delighted that our 500th anniversary merchandise is now available to order from the online shop. More...

The 'polluter-pays' principle is a concept so intuitive, yet so rarely implemented. How to solve this for cars is tackled in a new book called 'Critic… More...

'Charles Frederick Worth, the Englishman Who Created Parisian Haute Couture' is a new publication by Stephen Clarke (1978, Modern Languages), due out … More...

Congratulations to Ross Cole (2006, Music) who was recently awarded a prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prize for his music research! 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 humani… 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...

LJ Rich (1993, Music) continues to host events and international musical keynotes giving organisations and world leaders an idea of best practice and … 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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

On 6 March – ahead of International Women’s Day – Benoit Dubief (2022, MBA), joined Clarisse Magnin, Managing Partner of McKinsey & Company France, to… More...

Thomas Longford (1974, Theology) reviews 'Alice’s Father: Henry Liddell, Dean of Christ Church' (2024), by John Witheridge. More...

2025 New Year’s Honours list: Michael Cooper OBE (1983, History), Professor Paul Monks CB (1988, Chemistry), Jeremy Hargreaves MBE (1992, Classics) & … 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...