In line with our long-established tradition we will invite our new freshers for our an informal Dinner at Chiche! together with committee members, mock-interviewers and other who have helped with education and outreach.
As a new feature, however, we are delighted to extend invitations also to Camsoc’s freshers, members of their committee and representatives from their Outreach team.
This is an informal and congenial evening where we get to toast the new students and wish them all the best for their forthcoming studies. We also hope to foster a bond so that we can stay in contact with the students and reconnect when/if they return to Luxembourg.
This year, the main organiser of the OUSL Freshers Dinner will is our committee member for Outreach, Dan Schmidt. Should you have any questions please contact events@oxford.lu
Snapshot of our convivial Freshers Dinner 2025, with some of our freshers and members of the OUSL Committee and mock interviewers.
You know them from their many concerts and recordings and we had a ten-minute taster of their art at the Tripartite Dinner last year at the Golf Club Grand-Ducal. I promised you then to broker a proper concert and this is now done. So put a large tick in your calendars for Saturday 12 September 2026, late afternoon, followed by apéro and three-course dinner into the evening.
Please see their recent review from a concert in Vienna – higher acclaim cannot be given: Duo Natalia at Bösendorfer Salon, Wien
Invitations are under preparation, but feel free to drop me a line on chair@oxford.lu if you wish to register your presence already now.
We are delighted to offer you the opportunity to attend an upcoming talk and cocktail reception in Luxembourg with 2025 Nobel Laureate in Economics, Professor Joel Mokyr. This invitation-only event is being organized by the Luxembourg School of Business. Members of our society can express interest in attending. We will then facilitate an invitation. Kindly be reminded that should you receive an invitation, you are expected to fulfill the commitment of attending.
Cost: the event is free, but sign-up is obligatory
Professor Joel Mokyr is an economic historian and the Robert H. Strotz Professor of Arts and Sciences at Northwestern University. His work is highly relevant to Luxembourg, as it champions the strength of public and private institutions, density of knowledge workers, and openness to the world as critical elements to economic growth. Luxembourg exemplifies many of the very dynamics Professor Mokyr has spent his career explaining.
The talk will be followed by a social cocktail reception, where attendees can reflect on the ideas shared and connect with other guests who will represent a wide array of public and private sector interests in the Benelux region. Confirmed guests include ambassadors, central bank governors, c-level executives and academic leaders.
This is the second part of our miniseries on Roman Britain. Whereas we arranged the first talk with Professor Bowman speaking on the Vindolanda tablets, this event is arranged by Cambridge and INRA who have teamed up with Prof Martin Millett: FBA, MAE Emeritus Laurence Professor of Classical Archaeology for a great visit to the Gallo-Roman Theatre in Dalheim.
See below for the invitation.
Venue: Gallo-Roman Theatre in Dalheim.
Organisers: Camsoc & INRA.
Please contact president@cambridgesociety.lu for more information.
We are delighted to have been invited to team up with Imperial for this special visit to Banque Centrale du Luxembourg on Monday the 15th June at 18h00.
The evening will begin with a presentation in English outlining the institution’s activities, followed by a cocktail reception within the premises—an excellent opportunity for discussion and networking.
Please note that spaces are limited. We kindly ask you to confirm your attendance at your earliest convenience. For security and access purposes, participant names must be communicated to the bank one week in advance.We look forward to welcoming you to this insightful event.
Date and Time: Monday 15 June, 18h00. Venue: Banque Central de Luxembourg, 2, boulevard Royal L-2983 Luxembourg. Cost: the tour is free, and the reception is courtesy of the bank Sign-up by 8 June: please write chair@oxford.lu, and Silvia Collucci
FREETransport: Cambridge has very kindly arranged for a bus between Luxembourg and the Golf Club free of charge. Just let them know (in Ticket Tailor) if you wish to book it.
Date: Thursday 4 June, 19h
Sign-up: just click the link here. You will see that it is Cambridge’s sign-up page, so when asked to enter access code, we have our own access code: OUSL (so please ignore the Csol code). Once the access code has been entered, you will taken to Ticket Taylor, where you are asked firstly to give the name(s) of attendees, then comes an easy menu sign-up, and finally you are taken to payment.
Themeand Dress Code: The Great Gatsby! There is no requirement for the ladies to wear 1920’s flapper dresses with long strings of pearls and ostrich boas, nor do the men have to look for white tuxedos, but we will be pleased if you do! You are welcome to use your imagination! Otherwise our normal dress code applies of evening wear for the ladies, black tie or smart business suit for the men. There will be some suitable 1920s music, and decorations
Three-course Dinner: menu choices are included in the Ticket Taylor
Price: the all-in price for the evening is €117p/p, including €2 in Ticket Tailor/Stripe fees. We have decided on a single price for all participants.
Each Society has an initial quota of 35 tickets available in Ticket Tailor. Members may purchase up to 3 tickets (self plus 2 guests). There is an Access Code to each Society’s quota, for Cambridge members the code is CSoL.
Cambridge write that they are ‘very pleased to invite you to the Gatsby-themed Cambridge-Oxford-LSE Tripartite Dinner that will take place at the lovely venue of the Golf de Luxembourg, Belenhaff, Junglinster. We are organising this at the beginning of June when we hope that the weather will be favourable so that we can really enjoy the terrace.’
