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Coming up this weekend - Âé¶¹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çAlumni Celebrations!

Even if we cannot meet together in person this year, we can be together online to celebrate! 

2019 Alumni Celebration

You can still book for Wolfson’s 2020 Alumni Celebration events, coming up this weekend.

The programme is open to all alumni and current members, and includes:

We hope that we have something for everyone to enjoy, and have timed the events so that our alumni and members will be able to join in with at least one session, wherever they may be in the world.

Registration for this weekend’s events closes at 10:00am on Friday 25 September. Make sure you don’t miss out and sign up on our website before the deadline.

See you at the weekend!

What's on

A triptych of abstract images: a smooth round stone nestled in a curved rock, distorted eyeglass frames scattered on a white background, and a high-contrast black and white microscopic image resembling organic or cellular structures.

Art Exhibition: Âé¶¹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çat 60

07/06/2025 at 10.00

Celebrating Wolfson’s 60th anniversary year, this exhibition highlights the range of  artistic disciplines and styles that have made up our exhibitions over the years.

A group of travelers with camels rests near the Great Sphinx and pyramids of Giza at sunset, under a dramatic, cloud-filled sky.

‘Like a sandstorm roaring in its violence’: Perceptions of weather in ancient Egypt

10/06/2025 at 17.30

How can anthropological theory help us understand how ancient cultures interpreted and responded to weather phenomena?

A woman with wavy brown hair and red lipstick stands outdoors in bright sunlight, surrounded by blurred autumn foliage.

Lunchtime Concert - Pamela Gitani (pianist)

14/06/2025 at 13.30

A piano recital with works by Bach, Debussy, Chopin and more.

A playful illustration showing the Greek letter tau with a smiley face, equated to two smiling pies topped with whipped cream, symbolizing that tau equals two times pi

Tau (Ï„) Day estimation event

18/06/2025 at 18.28

Estimating Ï„, the true circle constant, in a fun event with pies and other mathematical snacks.

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