Alumnae & friends
St Anne's is committed to keeping our world-wide community of alumnæ and friends in touch with each other, and with the College.
Development Office
The Development Office is always happy to welcome visiting alumnae and answer general queries. We will forward letters and emails, and may be able to put you in touch with old friends or other alumnae in your locality or area of work.
We send out a wide range of publications to all our supporters and hold a varied programme of events. The St Anne's Society is a thriving alumnae led group, with regional branches throughout the UK (and worldwide).
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Support
As a registered charity, St Anne's College relies on the generous support of alumnae and friends who contribute in so many ways to make St Anne’s the inclusive and thriving community it is.
Alumnae Benefits
As well as College events, we have a range of benefits which all our alumnae can access, including visiting, dining in and staying in College. Find out more on our Alumnae Benefits page.
Young Stanners Society
Our Young Stanners Society brings together leavers and St Anne’s students who have graduated in the last 10 years. The Society aims to help our most recent graduates stay in touch with their friends and peers, as well as providing specific events, networking opportunities and communications.
What's new?
St Anne’s Fellow, Professor Patrick Irwin, and his team use Very Large Telescope to investigate why Neptune’s dark spots are visible
St Anne’s Fellow, Prof. Christian Coester, one of six Oxford academics awarded European Research Council Starting Grants to launch ambitious research projects
North East Residential at St Anne’s
“New toys like machine learning…allow us to do things that five or six years ago we thought were impossible” – St Anne’s Fellow, Prof. Charlotte Dean, discusses how investment in AI could yield huge returns
City birds found to be carriers of antimicrobial resistant bacteria, according to research led by St Anne’s Fellow, Prof. Samuel Sheppard
