The Laudian Vestments - a remarkable collection of late medieval liturgical vestments and embroidery St John's College Jun 14 2025 | 11:00 am - 4:00 pm |St John's College, St Giles' Oxford OX1 2JP

Royal College of Pathologists statement on the TIA / assisted dying bill. “The College cannot support clause 35 as drafted in the current version of the Bill.” rcpath.org/discover-patho…

🍄Megs will be answering some of the more common questions she get's asked on her many Access visits with students. Stay tuned for FAQs coming soon... Do you have any questions? 🤔@stjohnsox #sjcinspire #oxoutreach #studentsupport

It’s today! Thank you, St John's College, William Whyte & Hannah Skoda! Oxford Festival of the Arts The Laudian Vestments in collaboration with St John’s College, Oxford Unique & extraordinary! #openingdoors #access #publicengagement #free TORCH Oxford Humanities Division artsfestivaloxford.org/events/the-lau…

Utterly appalling. Every MP who voted against the amendment is morally bankrupt.

Pope Leo prays for the victims of a “terrible massacre” in Benue State, Nigeria. Around 200 people were “brutally killed” in Yelwata, in the Guma Local Government Area on the night of the 13th/14th June, the Pope said, most of them internally displaced persons “sheltered by the

The 3rd Reading of the #AssistedDyingBill is on Friday yet it remains hugely flawed. The PMB process has been woefully inadequate. - Only 12 of 133 amendments tabled have had a vote - Just 14% of MPs have had the chance to speak on it Not good enough for such a profound change.

We won’t even get to see the final Assisted Dying Bill before we’re asked to vote for it. That’s why I’ve signed this letter with 50 other MPs asking for more time. 1/2

Not for the first time, Gordon Brown has risen to the magnitude of the moment. I hope MPs listen. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

🚨The #assistedsuicide Bill is now weaker than ever, putting the vulnerable, disabled and elderly at risk, and our latest polling shows the public have serious doubts.

Join us online from 16:45 TOMORROW (19 June) for the premiere of the 2025 Oxford Medieval Mystery Cycle Film! Watch it live and comment along at youtu.be/R-bYdS8pLUY?si…

The ethical basis of the left used to be solidarity, especially with the vulnerable & dependent, because we're social beings enmeshed in webs of mutual dependency. The language of choice and autonomy was the libertarian talk of the right. This has flipped & it's disastrous

No, it's 𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐝 in Yorkshire.

After four incredible years, my journey retracing Hadrian's first voyage (AD 121–125) is complete! From Britain to Antioch, Athens, Ephesus, and Etna, I've followed the emperor's steps across the empire. Thanks to all who followed along! #Hadrian1900 👉 followinghadrian.com/hadrian-1900-p…

A fantastic resource for anyone learning medieval Latin.

Absolutely delighted to announce that the 3rd annual Donald Russell Memorial Lecture St John's College will be delivered on Thursday 23 October by the great Ewen Bowie on the exciting topic of 'Mesomedes and his fans'. For more detail and sign up see here: sjc.ox.ac.uk/discover/event…

Modern recordings of Mesomedes are a particular rabbit hole on YouTube, but I rather like this one, and it's seasonal (better scholars will no doubt tell me how faithful it is): youtube.com/watch?v=b72QwR…

The third annual Donald Russell Memorial Lecture will be given by Professor Ewen Bowie, Emeritus Fellow in Classics, Corpus Christi College, Oxford, on the theme of 'Mesomedes and his fans'. 🗓️ Thursday 23rd October 🕔 5pm 📍 St John's College, Oxford sjc.ox.ac.uk/discover/event…

Devastated at the #AssistedDyingBill passing through the House of Commons - a tiny majority of 23 on a Private Member's Bill is no way to pass through legislation that will drastically alter how Disabled people trust and engage with healthcare professionals.

One thing I have learnt from some years in politics, victory or defeat are rarely final. So you keep on fighting.