Week Three
1 November (1.10 pm, Chapel)
Matilda Bates (soprano)

Week Four
8 November (1.10 pm, Chapel)
Issy Lesser (violin)

Week Five
15 November (1.10 pm, Chapel)
Aeftersang Ensemble (vocal ensemble)

Michaelmas Term 2025

22 October - Robert Costin (Sherborne School)
29 October - Damin Spritzer (University of Oklahoma)
5 November - Gabriele Damiani
12 November - Mark Williams (Magdalen College)
19 November - Stanley Godfrey (Great St Mary's, Cambridge)

Recitals take place at 1.10 pm; they are free (with a retiring collection) and open to the public.

Become a Creative Translation Ambassador with the Queen’s Translation Exchange (QTE)! QTE is an outreach and research centre based Queen’s. Becoming an ambassador is an opportunity to develop your personal and professional skills, connect with the local community, support university outreach, inspire young learners to continue studying languages, celebrate multilingualism and challenge the decline in languages uptake in the UK. You must know a language other than English (you don’t need to be fluent!) and be motivated to share a love of languages.

Apply by 31st October: https://www.queens.ox.ac.uk/become-a-creative-translation-ambassador/

What do vampire panics, grave mutilations, and ancient demons have in common? According to Professor John Blair, quite a lot, although much of it has been misunderstood. In his latest book, 'Killing the Dead: Vampire Epidemics from Mesopotamia to the New World', the Emeritus Fellow and distinguished historian of the medieval world turns his scholarly gaze to the vampire.

www.queens.ox.ac.uk/blog

The College warmly congratulates recent graduate student Dr Peter Wan (DPhil in Oncology, 2019) who has been awarded the highly competitive Pancreatic Cancer UK Career Foundation Fellowship.

www.queens.ox.ac.uk/news

The Choir of The Queen's College and the Academy of Ancient Music will perform the Messiah on Wednesday 3 December at 7 pm in the Sheldonian Theatre.

Details and booking online: www.queens.ox.ac.uk/events

The ever-popular Carols from Queen’s returns this year on the 7th and 21st December. A staple in the Oxford musical calendar, The Choir of The Queen’s College, Oxford presents a varied programme of glorious Christmas music combining old favourites with more recent arrangements.

www.queens.ox.ac.uk/events