OUCA Christmas Party
Saturday, Week 7 (22 November), 20:00Worcester College
| The Christmas Party is one of the Association's great traditions - this year will be no exception. Whether your thing is mulled wine, mince pies or sitting on Santa's knee, this is an event not to be missed. |
Port and Policy - Supranational organisations
Sunday, Week 7 (23 November), 20:30Macmillan Room, Oxford Union
| Port & Policy is an informal forum of debate (for which formal dress is encouraged), with unlimited port, which takes place every Sunday evening during term in the splendid surroundings of the Oxford Union's oak-panelled Macmillan Room. Each week the debate begins with a different controversial motion, and the floor is open to anyone who wishes to speak (though many come just to drink and enjoy the debate). Members and non-members of all disciplines and political persuasions are welcome; whether you are interested in fine debate, sharp intellects, biting wit or free-flowing port, P&P is made for you. |
Port and Policy - Democracy is overrated
Sunday, Week 8 (30 November), 20:30Macmillan Room, Oxford Union
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| Port & Policy is an informal forum of debate (for which formal dress is encouraged), with unlimited port, which takes place every Sunday evening during term in the splendid surroundings of the Oxford Union's oak-panelled Macmillan Room. Each week the debate begins with a different controversial motion, and the floor is open to anyone who wishes to speak (though many come just to drink and enjoy the debate). Members and non-members of all disciplines and political persuasions are welcome; whether you are interested in fine debate, sharp intellects, biting wit or free-flowing port, P&P is made for you. This last P&P of term will be a more formal affair, as per OUCA tradition… |
The Michaelmas Termly Dinner
Thursday, Week 8 (4 December), 19:30Trinity College
| The term traditionally ends in a large and spirited dinner. Always a night to remember, the Michaelmas termly dinner will consist of a champagne reception followed by four courses with wine, coffee, chocolates and port, in the splendour of Trinity College's hall. There will be a speech by our guest speaker, Douglas Murray, and the term's election results will be announced. Tickets are £50 and must be bought in advance. Contact the Social Secretary for more information. Evening dress required. |