Most of Oxford's Memorials and stone word are still in Latin. What does it all mean?

52 case studies from the University archives. A scholarly romp through the University’s relationships.

A scholarly account of Oxford's first Science Library, now perhaps Oxford's most iconic building and a History reading room for the Bodleian Library.

Taking the reader on a journey through Oxford's colourful past, this book brings to life a city known around the world. With comic tales and quirky illustrations by Korky Paul, it offers an audience of all ages a reading adventure that's informative and fun.

This entertaining volume recalls some of the greatest stunts and practical jokes in the university's history, including those by Oscar Wilde, Percy Shelley, T E Lawrence, Richard Burton and Roger Bacon.

Lewis Carroll and the River Thames by Oxford Author and Guide Mark Davies

From the Horrible Histories series. A gory city guide with all the gruesome bits left in!

A lovely miscellany of off beat Oxford. Filled with hundreds of surprising facts and anecdotes.

A look at the more seedy side of Oxford's history.

Book from wonderful Oxford blogger Tony Morris.

A concise history of the University.

Fun introduction to Kings and Queens through the ages by Green badge and Blue Badge author.

Fits in your pocket.

A romp from Oxford's ancient to more recent history by Irish travel writer Jan Morris. Now a classic and as good a read today as when it was published in 1965.