The Bullingdon Club is a prestigious and exclusive dining society at Oxford University, known for its wealthy and influential members. Founded in the early 19th century, the club is recognized for its lavish dinners and formal attire, often featuring members in tailcoats and bow ties. Membership is highly selective, typically comprising students from elite backgrounds, including politicians and business leaders. The club has gained notoriety for its extravagant parties and sometimes rowdy behavior, which has led to controversy and public scrutiny over the years, particularly regarding its impact on university culture.