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David Priestland is Vice-Principal of St Edmund Hall and Professor of Modern History, and is interested in the history of two of the most influential global ideologies of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, communism and market liberalism (‘neoliberalism’), especially in the communist and post-communist worlds. In April 2023, David ...
23. Jan. 2024 · Jim enjoying Christmas Day on the high seas. In December 2023, our College boatman Jim Ronaldson embarked on an epic quest to row across the Atlantic ocean with his rowing partner Ian Davies in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge. Leaving La Gomera on 13 December, the Jim and Ian joined around 35 other crews on their journey across 3000 ...
Tom is a Fellow by Special Election in Mathematics at St Edmund Hall and is also responsible for the teaching of Visiting Students. Profile. Tom specialises in Applied Maths and completed his PhD in Fluid Dynamics at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of Prof. Paul Linden. He obtained his undergraduate degree in Maths from Oxford ...
St Edmund Hall (affectionately known as ‘Teddy Hall’) dates back to at least the thirteenth century and has some beautiful historic buildings, combined with a very modern outlook. Find out what makes the College distinctive.
Chapel Services. Services take place during term time only. Choral Evensong is on Sundays at 6.15pm, starting in Week 1. Evening Prayer is offered Monday to Friday at 6pm. Special services are detailed below. The services are Anglican in character but people from all faiths, and none, are welcome. After Sunday Evensong drinks are served, and ...
Honorary Fellow. Dr David Tindle is a renowned British painter and academic who was Master of Drawing at Ruskin School of Art, Oxford between 1985 and 1987. He was also a tutor at the Royal College of Art and at the Hornsey College of Art.
29. Apr. 2024 · Luke joined St Edmund Hall in March 2016, having graduated in 2015 with a Masters in Physics at the University of Nottingham. He previously worked in the Widening Participation department there. Luke is a keen (but by his own admission, unfit) cyclist who occasionally cycles very long distances and then regrets it wholeheartedly.
