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Sunday in Chapel
Join us for Choral Evensong, sung by the Chapel Choir each Sunday. The services are open to all college members and staff, families and friends as well as members of the public.
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Sunday Coffee Concerts at the Holywell Music Room
Sunday morning Oxford Coffee Concerts are back in Wadham's Holywell Music room.
A January letter from a mother to her son
Keeper of the Archives Jeffrey Hackney reveals a letter from 1617, found long ago under the floor in one of the rooms of Staircase 3.
Rowing into 2022
In an article from the Wadham College Boat Club newsletter, Head Coach Rod Andrews reports on a disrupted year of rowing and the challenges ahead.
£10 million grant creates Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery
A £10 million grant has been awarded to a new Oxford nature recovery centre – one of three UK centres established with a hotly-contested Leverhulme Trust 2021 award.
Journalist of the decade
Wadham Honorary Fellow and alumna Amelia Gentleman has been named Journalist of the Decade at the British Journalism Awards.
Adventures of Ma Suzhen
The first English translation of 'The Adventures of Ma Suzhen', by Wadham Lecturer Paul Bevan has been published by Palgrave Macmillan.
Cornwall Reading Party 2022
An opportunity for current Wadham undergraduates to enjoy a week of dedicated study combined with relaxation, discussion and household chores near Mevagissey in Cornwall.
Research project supports Newham sixth form
Wadham’s Access team has launched an innovative research project with NewVIc Sixth Form College in Newham.
Penrose portrait unveiled
A portrait of Wadham Emeritus Fellow Sir Roger Penrose, Nobel Laureate in Physics, was unveiled on 6 December.
Talking climate change
Warden Robert Hannigan is joined by Nathalie Seddon, Fellow in Biology, to discuss COP26 and Nature-based Solutions to climate change.
Recognition of distinction
Four Wadham Fellows have been conferred with the title Professor following Oxford University’s 2021 Recognition of Distinction awards.
Prize-winning essay
Nicholas Clark (Law 2020) wins the Cheney Prize in Arts and Social Sciences for his essay exploring how ‘being’ and personhood shape our legal system.
Unseen City
Unseen City: The Psychic Lives of the Urban Poor by Wadham Fellow Professor Ankhi Mukherjee goes on sale in UK bookshops this week.
Supporting Wadham
Discover more about supporting young people through our Access to Excellence strategy; Oxford’s first purpose-built Access Centre and fully accessible Undergraduate Centre; and how you can help support the College.
Library
Wadham's collection of rare books includes a Shakespeare first folio and a 1543 publication by Nicolaus Copernicus...
Visiting Wadham
Wadham College is closed to tourists from 18 December 2021 until further notice. Prospective students should contact the academic office. We look forward to welcoming tourists once COVID restrictions are lifted.
- Term time
- 13.00 - 16.15
- Out of term
- 10.30 - 11.45
13.00 - 16.15