An exhibition showcasing the work of Ashley Cluer (2019, Fine Art) was held at Chalk Farm (KOPPEL Collective, NW3 3QE) from 3pm to 6pm on 19 October. 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...

Sonia Harris-Short (1993, Law) has been appointed as a High Court Judge. Since April 2024 she has been Senior Circuit Judge and Designated Family Judg… 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...

We were sad to learn of the death of Peter Jay (1957, PPE) who had an illustrious career as a journalist, broadcast, and diplomat. He retained a stron… More...

Read contributions from academics, current students, college staff and – of course – Members of our alumni community in the latest edition of Christ C… More...

Representatives from the Development Office will be visiting Boston and New York in October 2024. A number of events are planned – hosted by Members … 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...

Joshua Omolegan (2020, Computer Science) and Owen Agnel (2020, Computer Science & Philosophy) awarded University Prizes for achievements in their four… More...

We have an exciting opportunity to shape the future of alumni activities at Christ Church – and help to fulfil the potential of our vast network of Me… More...

Martin Renshaw (1964, English) discusses his quest to save church organs throughout the British Isles. His charity, ‘Pipe Up for Pipe Organs’, recentl… More...

The Archives were recently accredited by the Archive Service Accreditation scheme. The scheme is the UK standard for archive services, administered by… More...

Research student, Kate Friesen (2020, Medicine), discusses her international academic career so far – as well as her work at Christ Church which explo… More...

Haydn Rawstron (1968, Music) discusses the valuable 'exchange of experience' offered to scholars at The House and scholars from Christchurch, Canterbu… 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...

Dr Ilia Shumailov and Professor Yarin Gal recently co-authored a research paper exploring the potential limitations of Artificial Intelligence 'large … More...

DPhil candidate Saarrah Ray (2021, Law) joined an online panel of experts to discuss the issues surrounding FGM on Saturday 17 August. She discusses h… More...

Joanne Harris (1998, Languages) reflects on her recent return to Christ Church for the Summer Gaudy on Friday 21 June. More...

Members and friends met for the annual Boat Club Society Pimm’s Party on Saturday 6 July. Megan Chester (2017, English) reports from the – somewhat so… More...

Dr Nicholas Carter, Lecturer in Physical Geography, discusses his work with the Oxford Resilient Buildings and Landscapes Laboratory to explore the ef… More...

'On Coloured Ground: Drawings on coloured papers by Italian Old Masters'. The Picture Gallery's exhibition explores how artists used coloured paper su… More...

We are keen to hear your thoughts on our alumni engagement! To this end, we have prepared a survey which offers Members the opportunity to send feedba… 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 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...