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SOF Spring Symposium is this Saturday. Register now!
April 4, 2022
The SOF Spring Symposium happens this Saturday, April 9! There’s still time to register, if you haven’t already done so. There is no cost to
A Tool for Educators and Students: The New Shakespeare Authorship Sourcebook
March 28, 2022
We have great news to share for educators and students! The new edition of The Shakespeare Authorship Sourcebook is now available. Containing resources, strategies, essays and
Win $1,000 in Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship’s 2022 Video Contest!
March 22, 2022
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship’s Sixth Annual Video Contest is accepting submissions through July 22, 2022! Now is your chance to win $1,000! Learn more. In
Registration Open Now For Free SOF April 9 Symposium
March 19, 2022
Registration is now open for the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship’s free international Zoom conference which will take place on April 9. For more information and to
The Blue Boar Tavern opens its doors on March 17
March 8, 2022
Ben August joins SOF President Bob Meyers for the third installment of The SOF Interviews, our new video series of informal talks with Oxfordians. August,
Oxfordian’s SOAR
February 26, 2022
Part 1 of a 2-part article By the SOF Data Preservation Committee Roll over, Stratfordian researchers. SOAR (Shakespeare Online Authorship Resources, soarcat.com), the digital research
An Oxfordian Edition of The Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth
February 21, 2022
Historian Ramon Jiménez talks about his new edition of The Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth on the new installment of The SOF Interviews. “Since
First Folio Papers to Highlight SOF’s International Zoom Seminar April 9
February 9, 2022
Two major papers on the First Folio will highlight the SOF’s free international Zoom seminar on April 9. The seminar will begin at noon (US
Richard Waugaman talks Henry VIII and Falstaff in “The SOF Interviews”
February 7, 2022
Dr. Richard Waugaman joins SOF President Bob Meyers for the second installment of “The SOF Interviews,” our new video series of informal talks with Oxfordians. Waugaman, Clinical
NESOL Proud Recipient of the Drayton Collection
January 20, 2022
By the SOF Data Preservation Committee The New England Shakespeare Oxford Library (NESOL) in Somerville, Massachusetts, has acquired the research books and papers of early
New Video Series: “The SOF Interviews” Debuts with Michael Delahoyde
January 17, 2022
Join Washington State University Professor of English Michael Delahoyde and SOF President Bob Meyers as they discuss Professor Delahoyde’s new annotated Oxfordian edition of Twelfth Night.
Call for Papers: Spring Symposium and Fall Conference
January 7, 2022
Themes, Formats and Paper Proposals Sought by 22 January The SOF Conference Committee is calling for proposals for papers for two upcoming SOF events: a
SHOCKER! Oxfordians Meet Monthly Near White House
December 24, 2021
The story begins in 2002, when Richard Waugaman read the New York Times article about Roger Stritmatter’s Ph.D. dissertation on Oxford’s Bible at the Folger
Syril Levin Kline and Peter Kline: How We Became Oxfordians
December 3, 2021
December 3, 2021 As a man who loved the power of words, David Lloyd Kreeger was attracted to “the profundity of Shakespeare’s understanding of human
Active Shakespeare Study Group in Southeast Michigan
November 12, 2021
By Richard Joyrich The Oberon Shakespeare Study Group was founded by Richard Joyrich and Barbara Burris in 1999 and meets monthly to study and sponsor
