Amidst a Michaelmas Term like no other with over 60 isolating students at its peak in 5th Week, there was a little sweetener that brought a smile to the faces of those in quarantine. Thanks to the generosity of St Anne’s alumnae and the willingness of our student helpers (big thanks to Sanaa, Ciaran, Hannah, …
We are delighted to announce that Professor Bernardine Evaristo, OBE, FRSL, FEA, has been elected an Honorary Fellow of St Anne’s College. Professor Evaristo is Professor of Creative Writing at Brunel University and an internationally acclaimed writer of poetry and prose; her eighth book, Girl, Woman, Other, won the 2019 Booker Prize, making her the first Black …
This article is part of a series. Click to read the first entry here. The completed second module of Hartland House as it stood in 1952. For twenty years after its construction, Hartland House remained the only purpose-built collegiate structure on the Woodstock Road site. In line with Giles Gilbert Scott’s initial design, it had been …
You have applied for a bursary and we hope that it will help you during your time at St Anne’s College. We rely on the philanthropic support of our alumnae and donors to help us fund our bursary programmes across St Anne’s. As you would imagine our donors are always very interested to understand …
We are proud to announce that two St Anne’s Fellows have been recognised in the University’s Recognition of Distinction exercise for 2019 – 20. Congratulations to Professor Todd Hall, Tutor in Politics and Associate Professor in International Relations; and Professor Liora Lazarus, former Fellow of St Anne’s who left us at the end of last …
We are delighted to announce the launch of a flagship new University of Oxford lecture series, The Michael Dillon LGBT+ Lectures, which will be hosted at St Anne’s. The series, which is named in honour of our first alumnus, will be at the centre of the University’s commitment to its LGBT+ community and will “help …