Photographs of Oxford biochemistry lecturer Matt Rattley wearing large prosthetic breasts have gone viral after he posted them himself on LinkedIn.In one image from mid-October, Rattley appears in a lecture hall with students behind him, describing the group as “my freshers for their first Mech lecture of the year.”The bearded man, who lists they/them pronouns on his professional profile, has shared similar images of himself on campus and at teaching events, wearing low-cut tops and dresses that prominently display the silicone prosthetics.Rattley holds a non-stipendiary lectureship in biochemistry at St Hilda’s College and a part-time position in the university’s Department of Biochemistry. He has also tutored GCSE and A-level students privately.St Hilda’s, founded in 1893 as a women’s college, lists him on its website as Mr. Matt Rattley.When [Un]Captured asked about the images and professional standards, Oxford University responded on behalf of both the university and St Hilda’s College.“The University of Oxford is committed to being an inclusive and welcoming place where all members of our community feel respected, valued and able to be themselves. We expect everyone involved in teaching to maintain appropriate professional standards and to treat students with respect.”The statement continued, “We do not comment on individual personnel matters. Students who have concerns about their teaching arrangements can raise them through established University or college procedures, as appropriate.”“We expect everyone involved in teaching to maintain appropriate professional standards and to treat students with respect.”That was Oxford University’s response when [Un]Captured asked about a male tutor wearing giant prosthetic breasts to work.Biochemistry lecturer Matt Rattley has kicked off the autumn term with new photos wearing his infamous ‘norks’ – including one in a lecture theatre with students.The university declined to discuss individual personnel matters.Full story at [Un]Captured — Janet Murray (@jan_murray) October 27, 2026Earlier coverage from Reduxx in April documented Rattley wearing the same style of prosthetic breasts in videos and photographs while discussing topics such as imposter syndrome. Those posts drew criticism from academics including Oxford professor Michael Biggs, who said there was a strong case that the appearance created a degrading and offensive environment for female students that could constitute sexual harassment.Oxford lecturer Matt Rattley is anxious about meeting his students, and asks that people don’t comment on his eye bags. Dr Rattley, your eyes are not the problem… https://t.co/YKOsFDcHdU— TERFTimes (@TERF_Times) October 26, 2026Critics at the time noted that Rattley does not identify as a woman and simply wears the prosthetics and women’s clothing to work.The latest LinkedIn post shows the practice has continued into the current term.The post Bearded Oxford Lecturer Teaching Biochemistry While Wearing Giant Prosthetic Breasts, and the University Shrugs appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.