Oxford versus Cambridge: the historic rivalry lives on today, and for SCIO student Colin Welge (’22), the rivalry will become fully realized and experienced this weekend. Welge plays goalkeeper for Oxford University’s Blues second team XI, the Centaurs, and the... Read More >
SCIO is pleased to announce the OSP or summer programme’s 2021 de Jager Prize winners, which include Dontay Givens (Wheaton College, ’23), Lydia Jernigen (Lipscomb University, ‘23), and Rachel Cochrane (Patrick Henry College, ‘22). The de Jager Prize is awarded... Read More >
SCIO is thrilled to announce Hilary Term 2021 student prize winners. The prizes include the SCIO Alumni Prize and the de Jager Prizes for British Culture and Research Seminar Essay. The SCIO Alumni Prize is awarded to a student with... Read More >
For many STEM students, studying abroad may seem like an exciting but perhaps unrealistic opportunity. Most STEM majors have crammed degree-plans that seem to offer little flexibility to allow spending a semester or a year off-campus. However, the SCIO program... Read More >
The Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU) and Scholarship & Christianity in Oxford (SCIO), the CCCU’s U.K. subsidiary, have received a $256,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust to expand the reach of Supporting Structures, a project designed to... Read More >
“In spite of decolonisation empire is still with us, in terms of both mindsets and structures. Its pervasiveness and significance have constantly to be rethought.” – Robert Gildea, Professor of Modern History at the University of Oxford, author of Empires... Read More >
