Recurring Articles
Editorial
A message from the editor of Aosta, reporting on the events of the year and highlights from the magazine.
Wardenorial
A report from the Warden. In the case of no Warden, this is written by tutors living within the Hall.
Presidentorial
A summary of the goings-on in Hall over the academic year from the President.
Chaplainorial and the Sacristan's Report
A report from the Chaplain and Sacristan on doctrinal matters.
Chair's Report
A report from the Chair of the Association on the highlights of the year for both alumni and students.
From the Far Pavilion
An exciting article written by an international member of the student body.
Treasures of the Archive
Our Hall Archivists reveal what they have been working on in the last year and show us some gems from the vault.
Obituaries
As with many alumni associations, every year we sadly say goodbye to some of our members.
Why is it called Aosta?
Aosta, Italy, is where St Anselm (also known as Anselmus or Anselmo d'Aosta) was born.
St Anselm was a Benedictine monk and philosopher who became the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1098 and lived in Britain until his death in 1109.
