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Mince pies for only 50p in the Café.

Starting Friday, November 1st, enjoy any hot drink and add a mince pie for only 50p after 2 pm in the Café.

Using Teya to pay? If not, now’s the perfect time to start. With our new stamp card promotion, buy 9 hot drinks or hot meals and get the 10th free.

The Cure are back, looking much as they did in 1979 when they produced this post-punk masterpiece. Lyrics and song meshing to perfection. It's what music is about.

Known as the 'James Bond one' by aficionados, this is one of hundreds of obscure, small label soul tracks from sixties America that were adopted by the Northern Soul scene in the UK, many of them absolute bangers.

Yvonne's voice on the chorus...

Start your day right at Café Pi: buy any hot drink and enjoy a pastry for £1. 

This offer is available before 11am.

Are you dancing?

For those of you who are new - and those of you who are old - Café π downstairs offers breakfast, lunch and afternoon treats, alongside various promotions and free pop-ups. The lunchtime menu always offers vegetarian and vegan options. 

And you can build up points via a loyalty card.

Lifted Entertainment, who make shows such as University Challenge, are looking for someone strong at mental arithmetic for a TV opportunity. Rules most of us out then.

Email: katrina.risk1@liftedentertainment.com

Nicola Pedreschi was a postdoc in Oxford Mathematics until the summer. But like several Oxford Mathematicians he is a musician, in Nicola's case in the band Eveline's Dust. So here is the lead single from their new album. This is their website.

A reminder - or an announcement if you have just joined us - all our merchandise can be bought online at the College Store. From fleeces to beanies to keyrings, we're on it. 

And if you use the code TCS-FRESH10 at the checkout you get 10% off. Obviously this is a code for freshers, but weren't we all once?

Written & co-directed by Marcus du Sautoy - an exploration of free will, war and mathematics.

Eminent mathematician Andre Weil is on a journey from France to India, Finland and beyond, to discover whether we really have free will or if all our choices are predetermined. Imprisoned in Rouen during the Second World War, Weil faces a choice that will determine his fate - but his decision just doesn’t make sense. Is life a mathematical theorem of logical strands? Because sometimes it just doesn’t add up.