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Asagi Nakata is a first year pianist studying at London’s Royal Academy of Music on a scholarship, under the tutelage of Russian pedagogue Tatiana Sarkissova. She was 1st Prize Winner of the Liszt International Competition in 2009 (at age 13 no less), and has performed at many prestigious venues. During her performance at St Catz, […]
Continue ReadingSt Catz is taking to the small screen this week as it features in the new independently produced British spy drama Chokepoint. The show was shot in locations around College, such as the SCR and the Bernard Sunley Building. The full pilot episode was released online last Saturday. Director SG Smith said the Bernard Sunley […]
Continue ReadingTyler Hay, a talented 19-year-old pianist studying at the Royal Northern College of Music (studying on a double full scholarship) presented a formidable programme in his recital at St. Catherine’s College Music House last week: Beethoven’s Sonata in E Major Opus 109 and Chopin’s 12 etudes opus 25, both pieces meaning serious business for pianists […]
Continue ReadingOUSU’s Vice-President for Access and Academic Affairs has stated that a summer programme hosted by LMH and St Catz will “hamper” the University’s access efforts. The colleges host Oxbridge Preparation, a course run by a company named Oxford Royale Academy, designed to prepare prospective students for the application process. The two week residential summer school, […]
Continue ReadingReport and video highlights from the 2013 Hockey Cuppers Final
Continue ReadingCharley Turton reports from a dramatic and frantic final afternooon of action in the cuppers 5-a-side tournament
Continue ReadingMatt Gompels reports from a tense and free-flowing hockey cuppers final in which underdogs Keble pulled off a 3-2 victory against St Catz
Continue ReadingSt Catz (136) lost to Balliol (137-4) by six wickets
Continue Reading2012 marks fifty years since St Catherine’s became a college and this momentous occasion was celebrated in true Oxonian style: with a series of lectures delivered by prestigious alumni and guests. One of the discussion panels commemorated and explored St Catz links with the arts, in particular theatre and television, and brought together some well-known […]
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