The Wolfson College President's Seminar series runs termly on the Monday evening of 3rd week.

This series brings together the multi-level and multi-discipline research that is undertaken by members of the college. One student, one junior research fellow and one Governing Body research fellow all speak on a theme topic for 10 minutes. After the talks there is a short break for refreshments (generally wine) before re-grouping for a question and answer session.

The Tibetan New Year event at Wolfson College will occur on Saturday, March 7th from 6 PM. The event will feature Tibetan cuisine, music, dancing, and cultural performances, and visual art by local artist Jamji Shiwah will be on display. This year, we've organised a dance workshop which is free of charge and will take place directly before the main event. This event is open to the public and suitable for beginners. All are encouraged to come. However, pre-registration for the dance workshop, which starts at 4:30 PM on Saturday, March 7th, is required. With questions about either event, please email: oxfordtibetannewyear@gmail.com

Like every term, the President of Wolfson College hosts a Seminar that invites members of every academic level in Wolfson to participate. This term, the general theme is "Order". Our presenters will approach this theme from the unique perspective of their own fields:

• Prof David Robey: "Order in Dante's Divine Comedy"
• Dr Bakinaz Abdallah: "Ontology as Order: Towards a Systematic Study of Medieval Jewish and Islamic Philosophy"

We invite everyone to join us at this Seminar and participate in the discussion. 

Please come and borrow a picture(s) for your college room from Wolfson College Art Collection. 12-2pm & 5-6.30pm in the Haldane Room

Please come and borrow a picture(s) for your college room from Wolfson College Art Collection. 12-2pm & 5-6.30pm in the Haldane Room

The month of October is celebrated as the Black History Month in the UK. The Black History Month is intended to celebrate, publicise, and reflect upon the contributions and achievements of the members of the black community in the UK. As a part of the our efforts to commemorate this important campaign, the Welfare Team at Wolfson College is putting together a panel discussion where we have an excellent line up of three speakers who will offer us their reflections on race and identity in their personal and professional lives.

Speakers: Evelyn Ofori-Koree, Solicitor-Advocate & Principal of Descartes Solicitors Michelle Codrington-Rogers, Teacher & Senior Vice-President NASUWT Kelly-Ann Fonderson, MPhil Candidate in Development Studies This event has been organised in association with the Oxford University Africa Society (AfriSoc). For more information on Black History Month 2019, visit: http://www.ox.ac.uk/news-and-events/black-history-month For questions/comments, please contact: welfare@wolfson.ox.ac.uk