University Challenge - Season 38
Season 38
Episodes
Hull vs City University
Corpus Christi, Oxford vs. Durham
Royal Veterinary College vs. York
Surrey vs. Warwick
Queen's, Cambridge, vs St. George, London
Exeter vs. Pembroke, Oxford
Selwyn, Cambridge vs. St. Anne's, Oxford
London School of Economics vs. Bath
St. John's, Cambridge vs. Lincoln, Oxford
Murray Edwards, Cambridge vs. Sheffield
Southampton vs. Brighton
King's, Cambridge vs Edinburgh
Bristol vs. Manchester
Exeter, Oxford vs. St. Andrews
St. John's, Cambridge vs. Pembroke, Oxford
King's, Cambridge vs. Surrey
London School of Economics vs. Selwyn, Cambridge
Manchester vs. York
St. John's, Cambridge vs. King's, Cambridge
Corpus Christi, Oxford vs. Edinburgh
Queen's, Cambridge vs. Warwick
Lincoln, Oxford vs. St. Andrews
City University vs. Brighton
Sheffield vs. Exeter
Manchester vs. London School of Economics
Lincoln, Oxford vs. Queen's, Cambridge
Corpus Christi, Oxford vs. Exeter
St. John's, Cambridge vs. City University
Manchester vs. Lincoln, Oxford
Corpus Christi, Oxford vs. St. John's, Cambridge
Manchester vs. Corpus Christi, Oxford
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