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New book: Miscellanies, Poetry, and Authorship, 1680–1800

Mon 10 May 2021

Dr Carly Watson’s new book, Miscellanies, Poetry, and Authorship, 1680–1800 examines the literary miscellanies of the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries – an era known as ‘an Age of Miscellanies’.

Creative Writing: celebrating student and alumni achievements

Tue 09 Mar 2021

For your reading enjoyment: a selection of creative writing student and alumni successes: essays, short fiction, poetry, prizes, films and interviews – most are available to read or follow up online.

Carl Heneghan: Weighing the evidence in health care

Tue 23 Feb 2021

Meet Carl Heneghan, Professor of Evidence-Based Medicine at the University of Oxford, and Director of our extensive programme in Evidence-Based Health Care.

Meet Professor Sir Andrew Pollard

Thu 18 Feb 2021

The Director of the Oxford Vaccine Group is also course director of our Paediatric Infectious Diseases programme.

Welcome Dr Steven Parissien

Thu 18 Feb 2021

Cultural historian Dr Steven Parissien joins us as a Departmental Lecturer in Architectural History.

Jane Draycott made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature

Thu 18 Feb 2021

Senior poetry tutor Jane Draycott reflects on the honour of joining T S Eliot, Daljit Nagra and others as a Fellow of the UK’s most celebrated Literary Society.

In Memoriam Professor Angus Hawkins

Tue 05 Jan 2021

Professor Tom Buchanan remembers Professor Angus Hawkins, an historian of modern British politics, the Victorian party system and constitutional change.

The Archaeology of East Oxford: free book available for download

Fri 30 Oct 2020

‘The Archaeology of East Oxford’, a new book which explores the fascinating history of East Oxford, is now published online and free to download from the ADS (Archaeology Data Service)

New book, ‘Barbaric Splendour’ available for download

Thu 30 Jul 2020

A new book, Barbaric Splendour: The use of image before and after Rome, explores and compares art of the Iron Age and Early Medieval period.

Research focus: The reality of shrinking cities

Mon 27 Jul 2020

Dr Mykhnenko has led ‘3S RECIPE’: a research consortium of nine European universities and charitable organisations tasked with exploring how to reverse the underlying forces causing cities to shrink.

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New book: Miscellanies, Poetry, and Authorship, 1680–1800

Creative Writing: celebrating student and alumni achievements

Carl Heneghan: Weighing the evidence in health care

Meet Professor Sir Andrew Pollard

Welcome Dr Steven Parissien

Jane Draycott made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature

In Memoriam Professor Angus Hawkins

The Archaeology of East Oxford: free book available for download

New book, ‘Barbaric Splendour’ available for download

Research focus: The reality of shrinking cities

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