#EYASparkle
It’s December so time for some #EYASparkle and we bring you gifts from our silver collection.
Introducing Epexio
The OUP Archive has successfully completed transition from our previous Collections Management System to a new specialist system, Epexio, managed by Metadatis Ltd.
Introducing Epexio Read More »
Exhibition Contribution: Through Time, Print Art in Aberdeen Street
Oxford University Press Archives were delighted to have contributed to the recent Hong Kong print exhibition, Through Time – Print Art in Aberdeen Street, hosted by HKOP Print Art Contemporary at PMQ in Central Hong Kong.
Exhibition Contribution: Through Time, Print Art in Aberdeen Street Read More »
Remembering Rosemary Sutcliff
Born on 14 December 1920, Rosemary Sutcliff became one of the most influential children’s authors to be associated with Oxford University Press.
Remembering Rosemary Sutcliff Read More »
#EYAReligion
For #EYAReligion we are looking back to Oxford’s very first printing of the Bible – the Authorized or King James version of the Bible, printed in 1675.
We’re All Going on a Wayzgoose
According to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), the wayzgoose was originally an entertainment given by a master-printer to his workmen to mark the beginning of the season of working by candlelight.
We’re All Going on a Wayzgoose Read More »