We report with sadness the deaths of 'Robin' Gwilym Roderic
Ambrose (1962, History), Edward Leslie
Davies (1950, Jurisprudence), Nicholas James
Drake (1954, PPE), John
Freeman (1970, PGCE), David Ian
Grant (1959, English Language & Literature), Lisa Ann
Hirst (2017, DPhil History), Revd Dr Eifion John
Morgan-Wynne (1955, Modern History), Nicholas Dudley
Perry (1955, Physics), John Patrick
Richardson (1954, Literae Humaniores), and Roger
Tarn (1960, Modern History).
The Development Office is reaching out to alumni business owners in order to compile a
holiday shopping guide. If you own a business, please complete the
survey linked here, and tell us about your products and services to be included in the guide. Submission deadline is noon on Monday 6 December and the guide will be shared by email and social media that week.
The last alumni event of 2021 is on 15 December with a trip to see Zadie Smith’s new adaptation of Chaucer’s ‘Wife of Bath’s Tale’,
The Wife of Willesden, at the Kiln Theatre in London. The performance will be preceded by drinks and a short talk from Tutorial Fellow in English
Marion Turner on the legacy of one of Chaucer’s most famous characters. Tickets are available
here.
Catherine Moloney's (1983, Jurisprudence) 14th book,
Crime in the Crypt, was published last month in Kindle and paperback by Joffe.
Ade Okuwoga (2018, Engineering) and
Alexander Marks (2018, History) travelled around Jordan earlier this year, visiting the site of T. E. Lawrence’s camp in Wadi Rum. They are pictured
left standing in front of the bookcase and self portrait carved into the rock by Lawrence.
Jesus merchandise, including a range of gifts and clothing, is now available to purchase from
Oxstore, the University's new online store.