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Project Administrator The Angus Library and Archive 8 months, full-time £20,000 pro rata   Regent’s Park College (RPC), a Permanent Private Hall of the University of Oxford, has a grant- funded position for a Project Administrator. RPC has secured funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and the Baptist Union’s Newington Court Fund to deliver… Read more »

Booking now open! 20th – 25th April, Regent’s Park College, Oxford An exhibition celebrating literature, Virtue and Vice and All Things Nice, seeks to unveil some of the extraordinary and exquisite works that can be found filling a non-conformist library. Featured works will include wonderful accounts of travel and exploration, early examples of children’s literature… Read more »

Archivist The Angus Library and Archive 1.5 Years, part-time (2 days per week) £20,000-£22,000 pro rata DOE   We are looking to recruit a motivated person with formal qualifications and experience in archiving procedures and practices to fill this important and interesting post. The position will entail: working with the College Librarian, Library Assistant and… Read more »

The Angus Library and Archive are excited to be taking part in the 2013 Oxford Open Doors weekend, run by the Oxford Preservation Trust. On Saturday September 14th, we are offering visitors the opportunity to see rare books, diaries, letters and pamphlets in our Treasures of The Angus exhibition. Please take a look at our… Read more »

Our first Project Newsletter is now available! Click here to view! If you would like to subscribe to the mailing list, please contact angus.library@regents.ox.ac.uk

      Antiquarian Cataloguer The Angus Library and Archive 2.5 years, full-time £32,000 per annum  Regent’s Park College (RPC), a Permanent Private Hall of the University of Oxford, has a full-time, grant- funded position for an Antiquarian Cataloguer. RPC has secured funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and the Baptist Union’s Newington Court… Read more »

PRO LEGE REGE ET GREGE: For the Law, the King, and the Nation. “Love kepyth the lawe, obeyeth the Kynge, and is good for the Comm’n Welthe.” This image is from the final page of the New Testament in English, edited from the Tyndale version and printed by the London-based printer and bookseller Richard Judge… Read more »

What types of volunteering opportunities do you offer at The Angus? There are many different ways to get involved with the work of The Angus. We would like to hear from you regarding what your interests are and see how your skills, gifts and abilities can be used to help us continue to develop The… Read more »