OXFORD, England -- One of the best places to find out about atheist-turned-devout-Christian C.S. Lewis is in a pub.

Oxford was the backdrop to his student days, and to his career as an academic and as the author known as C.S. Lewis, and it’s where he found Christian faith, friendships and domestic happiness.

Clive Staples Lewis was a fellow and tutor of Magdalen College, Oxford A festival celebrating the life of author CS Lewis is being organised by a church in Oxford to mark the 50th anniversary of ...

The Narnia novelist penned a two-page letter to a group of schoolchildren in 1952, written from his rooms at Oxford University 's Magdalen College.

Clive Staples Lewis was a fellow and tutor of Magdalen College, Oxford A memorial stone to writer and scholar CS Lewis is to be placed in Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey in 2013. A service will ...

An Oxford Pub Where Tolkien And CS Lewis Had Beers Is Shutting Down The historic Lamb & Flag pub in Oxford is shutting its doors at the end of the month due to COVID-19.

In the long history of Oxford’s Magdalen College, one of its more colourful footnotes involved a minor feud between the socialist historian AJP Taylor and CS Lewis, the writer and Christian apologist.

Lewis’s writings — his fantasy, science fiction, apologetics, and theological essays — were as diverse as his public personae.

Belfast-born Lewis was an Oxford University fellow and tutor at Magdalen College and is buried at Holy Trinity. He died aged 64 on 22 November 1963.

Belfast-born Lewis was an Oxford University fellow and tutor at Magdalen College and is buried at Holy Trinity. He died aged 64 on 22 November 1963.