We've some end of term presents to (almost) give out

Our old stock merchandise is going on sale

Next Thursday, March 13th at 12 noon in the North Mezzanine

Crazy cheap prices

Card only

Form a disorderly queue

PS: and you can buy our newer and wider-ranging swag here

We're looking for an Undergraduate Studies Administrator here in Maths. Please pass on to anyone you think might be interested in working with you all.

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Image: Kathleen Hyndman (1928-2022), Radiate/Glow, 1975, acrylic on canvas, 122 x 114 cm. Currently in the South Mezzanine, Andrew Wiles Building

This week's short video with some invaluable advice at the end for those of you who sit through committees.

A dedicated quiet room is available in the Andrew Wiles Building for staff, students, visitors and guests who need space for reflection or prayer. Room S0.30, at ground level on the south of the building can be accessed during building hours via Reception, or by using your keycard. There is step-free access available for this facility. Please do let your guests and visitors know.

You may have seen our latest exhibition downstairs in the Mezzanine - colourful, mathematically inspired and, we hope, inspiring in turn to you all. Go down and have a long look.

For those of you (all?) who follow our social media we have now joined Bluesky as 'oxfordmathematics', though we are not leaving X as we don't want to abandon nearly 70,000 followers.

We haven't posted on Bluesky yet, not least because much of our content is now video and Bluesky has a small video file size. But we will.

As part of our 'Me and My Maths' series, a certain villainous character from 1893 infiltrated our films.

You can imagine the comments, informed and bewildered.

Here's a snippet from the current series of 'Me and My Maths', excellently edited by Evan. Tommy is a visiting student. 

'Meet the Head of Division’ informal coffee chat.

Professor James Naismith, Head of our MPLS Division, will be joining our coffee morning in the AWB Common Room on Thursday 23 January from 11 am. 

Please do join Jim for coffee if you can.

Lucky Jim.

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