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The temperature is rising in Oxford this week. ☀️Is there any better way to beat the heat than gliding down the Cherwell...
23/06/2026

The temperature is rising in Oxford this week. ☀️

Is there any better way to beat the heat than gliding down the Cherwell under the shade of the willows? 🚣

Or do you have another favourite spot to cool down on a hot summer's day in Oxford? Let us know below!

📷 Instagram | spiralling_oxford

The final Sheldonian Series event of the academic year welcomed leading voices from comedy, journalism and political car...
23/06/2026

The final Sheldonian Series event of the academic year welcomed leading voices from comedy, journalism and political cartooning for a discussion on ‘The Power of Satire’ and the role satire plays in society.

The discussion featured Ella Baron (The Guardian), Andrew Hunter Murray (Private Eye, Radio 4 Comedy) and Jan Ravens (Dead Ringers, Spitting Image), in conversation with Professor William Whyte, as they examined satire’s role in challenging authority, shaping debate and reflecting society back to itself.

Watch the full talk ⬇️
https://www.alumni.ox.ac.uk/article/satire-comes-to-the-sheldonian

Stunning views of Oxford from yesterday's   ☀️
22/06/2026

Stunning views of Oxford from yesterday's ☀️

This   marks the 78th anniversary of the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks in Essex, carrying Jamaican...
22/06/2026

This marks the 78th anniversary of the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks in Essex, carrying Jamaican immigrants to the UK – an event now commemorated annually.

Malachi McIntosh, Associate Professor in World Literatures in English at the University of Oxford and Fellow of St Hilda's College, explores diaspora, identity and Black British literature. The author and academic also co-led the creation of Our Migration Story.

In this interview, Professor McIntosh reflects on his exploration of Black British literature, academic enquiries into emigration and Caribbean writers, and the publication of his own award-winning short story collection ⬇️
https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/pulse/society-culture/malachi-mcintosh

What a brilliant day at the Leavers’ Fair.On Wednesday, we joined students preparing to graduate as they collected their...
19/06/2026

What a brilliant day at the Leavers’ Fair.

On Wednesday, we joined students preparing to graduate as they collected their alumni cards, looked ahead to life after Oxford and discovered the many ways to stay connected through the global alumni community.

Congratulations to the class of 2026 on reaching this milestone!

We are proud to welcome you as Oxford’s newest alumni and can’t wait to see what you do next.

An aerial view of Oxford after the rain 😍📸 Captured on 4 June by umairatoxford on Instagram
17/06/2026

An aerial view of Oxford after the rain 😍

📸 Captured on 4 June by umairatoxford on Instagram

30 years of the Thames Path.To mark this key anniversary, alumnus and River Thames poet in residence Robert Seatter (Lin...
17/06/2026

30 years of the Thames Path.

To mark this key anniversary, alumnus and River Thames poet in residence Robert Seatter (Lincoln, 1975) reflects on what the river means to all of us, from walkers and rowers to swimmers, anglers and those who simply live nearby.

His new poetry collection River celebrates 30 locations along the Thames and the poems also live out on the Path itself, accessible via QR codes on fingerposts, with recordings in Seatter’s own voice.

And there’s a chance to take part. Robert is collecting public responses to help create a community poem later this year. You can send him three words that evoke the river for you, or a short message or memory.

Read more ⬇️
https://www.alumni.ox.ac.uk/article/30-years-of-the-thames-path

Why are vaccines alone not enough to control an infectious disease outbreak?DPhil student and Oxford Vaccine Group membe...
16/06/2026

Why are vaccines alone not enough to control an infectious disease outbreak?

DPhil student and Oxford Vaccine Group member Charlie Firth (Reuben, 2023) offers an expert view on the Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and neighbouring Uganda.

As work continues in Oxford to develop an Ebola vaccine, Charlie explains that vaccines are only one part of an effective outbreak response.

Public health measures, behaviour change, community engagement and trust all shape how an outbreak response works in practice.

Read more ⬇️
https://www.alumni.ox.ac.uk/article/ebola-we-need-more-than-a-vaccine

'I regard getting to Oxford and holding my own as one of my prime achievements.'Wadham alumnus David Stanbury reflects o...
15/06/2026

'I regard getting to Oxford and holding my own as one of my prime achievements.'

Wadham alumnus David Stanbury reflects on his Oxford years after reading fellow Wadhamite Melvyn Bragg's memoir Another World.

Born and raised in a small market town in Devon, David arrived at Wadham in 1960 as the first in his family to experience a world like Oxford. Looking back, he recalls travelling to college by train, choosing books over lectures, the influence of his history tutors, and the confidence that came from discovering he belonged there.

Looking back more than six decades later, his memories offer a fascinating glimpse into student life in post-war Oxford and the opportunities that changed lives.

Read more ⬇️
https://www.alumni.ox.ac.uk/article/another-world

Seeing double in Radcliffe Square 😍📷 Instagram | luis_louis_lewis
12/06/2026

Seeing double in Radcliffe Square 😍

📷 Instagram | luis_louis_lewis

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