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Explore the City of Dreaming Spires with our Clarendon family through the lens of the Uncomfortable Oxford Tour series! We have 4 different themed-tours on 4 different days (all from 2:30pm-4:00pm): Original Uncomfortable Oxford Tour, History of Medicine, Follow the Money, and Hidden Histories. Keep scrolling for more info! Guests are welcome!

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Explore the City of Dreaming Spires with our Clarendon family through the lens of the Uncomfortable Oxford Tour series! We have 4 different themed-tours on 4 different days (all from 2:30pm-4:00pm): Original Uncomfortable Oxford Tour, History of Medicine, Follow the Money, and Hidden Histories. Keep scrolling for more info! Guests are welcome!

Explore the City of Dreaming Spires with our Clarendon family through the lens of the Uncomfortable Oxford Tour series! We have 4 different themed-tours on 4 different days (all from 2:30pm-4:00pm): Original Uncomfortable Oxford Tour, History of Medicine, Follow the Money, and Hidden Histories. Keep scrolling for more info! Guests are welcome!

1. Original: Meet at Carfax tower on Saturday Feb 11, 2:30 pm

Learn histories of empire, inequality, and race, class, and gender discrimination, highlighting how these legacies have an enduring impact on our modern lives. More details here

2. History of Medicine: Meet under the Bridge of Sighs on Sunday Feb 12, 2:30 pm

Walk through medical history in the city from medieval plagues, to the founding of the medical school, and the first trials of penicillin. More details here.

3. Follow the Money: Meet at Saïd Business School on Saturday Feb 18, 2:30 pm

Learn about historic and modern wealth distribution networks within the University and engage with conversations of wealth inequality in a city experiencing a housing crisis. More details here.

4. Hidden Histories: Meet at Radcliffe Humanities building (St Lukes Chapel side) on Sunday Feb 19, 2:30 pm

Discover the stories of those who are often left out of the city landscape: women, people of colour, and LQBTQIA+ individuals. More details here.