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Mākereti Papakura: A Māori First
The recent announcement that Oxford University will be awarding a posthumous degree to Mākereti Papakura, one of our former students and the first known indigenous woman to study at the University, is welcomed by the whole community here at St Anne’s. In honour of her dedicated and pioneering work as an advocate for her culture, we at the library wanted to do our small part in highlighting her incredible life and achievements here on the blog.
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Our blog covers a wide range of topics from the history of the College, to Library bequests and stories about notable alumnae from the past.
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Alumnae
Iris de Freitas Brazão: A Legacy in Law
Alumnae
The Mysterious Case of Dorothy Bowers
College History
Stained-Glass Windows of Hartland House
College History
Bevington Road : A History
Alumnae
Merze Tate
Collections
A Tale of Two Title Pages
College History
What's in a name?
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A History of Giving
Alumnae
Michael Dillon: A Biographical Exhibition
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The Secret Life of Books
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Bookplates in the Canon Jenkins Bequest
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The Wentworth Sagas
College History
Degrees for Women: A Centenary Exhibition
Collections
Beowulf : a digital edition
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Her Booke (1613)
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Bombed Books
Alumnae
L.M.Dillon at Oxford
College History
A Society at War (1914 – 1918)
Library History
VI: A String of Pearls
Library History
V: Canon Claude Jenkins
Library History
IV: Hartland House
