The Tibetan and Himalayan Studies Centre's celebration of the Tibetan New Year of the Iron Ox 2148!

After the success of last week's Clap for our Carers, we would like to put our own carers in the spotlight. Catering for providing us with food and groceries, Housekeeping and Maintenance for keeping everything clean and working, the gardeners for keeping our grounds so that we can go for a stroll... And all the others working hard behind the scenes.

Join us from your window, garden or balcony and clap for our Wolfson staff members. If you don't live on site, but still want to contribute, you can send a video of you clapping to digicomms@wolfson.ox.ac.uk for a clapping compilation video. 

Come on, come all to Wolfson's first Jazz evening featuring Rough Edge Brass Band. Before anything, don't forget to bring cash for the entry price but also for drinks. Wolfson College Cellar Bar only accepts Wolfson bodcards and cash. Doors open at 21:30. Music is on from 22:00 to 00:00, but the bar will be open until 02:00. See you there! 

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

Guest Night dinners are elaborate, served formal dinners, with wines. They take place on Thursdays during term time and are open to all members of College and Common Room. Members may invite up to five guests to attend with them. Guest Nights provide a convivial atmosphere and the chance to meet other Wolfsonians as well as to entertain guests. Dress code is smart, academic gowns are not worn, and ties are optional.

Formal Hall is a served three-course meal that takes place three times each term. Dress code is smart, though black tie is not required, and academic gowns are not worn. Drinks are at 7.00 pm, with dinner at 7.30 pm. Formal Halls are open to all members of College, and members may invite up to three guests to attend with them.

Formal Hall is a served three-course meal that takes place three times each term. Dress code is smart, though black tie is not required, and academic gowns are not worn. Drinks are at 7.00 pm, with dinner at 7.30 pm. Formal Halls are open to all members of College, and members may invite up to three guests to attend with them.

Guest Night dinners are elaborate, served formal dinners, with wines. They take place on Thursdays during term time and are open to all members of College and Common Room. Members may invite up to five guests to attend with them. Guest Nights provide a convivial atmosphere and the chance to meet other Wolfsonians as well as to entertain guests. Dress code is smart, academic gowns are not worn, and ties are optional.

Guest Night dinners are elaborate, served formal dinners, with wines. They take place on Thursdays during term time and are open to all members of College and Common Room. Members may invite up to five guests to attend with them. Guest Nights provide a convivial atmosphere and the chance to meet other Wolfsonians as well as to entertain guests. Dress code is smart, academic gowns are not worn, and ties are optional.

Guest Night dinners are elaborate, served formal dinners, with wines. They take place on Thursdays during term time and are open to all members of College and Common Room. Members may invite up to five guests to attend with them. Guest Nights provide a convivial atmosphere and the chance to meet other Wolfsonians as well as to entertain guests. Dress code is smart, academic gowns are not worn, and ties are optional.