We are delighted to share the news that St Anne’s Fellow, Prof. Siân Grønlie has been recognised at this year’s Vice-Chancellor’s Awards. She was highly commended in the Commitment to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion category for her work on developing a culture of equality, diversity and inclusion at St Anne’s College and the English Faculty …
We’re pleased to share the news that the Journal of Environmental Law Richard Macrory Prize for Best Article has been awarded to Antonia Layard, St Anne’s Fellow and Tutor in Law, who co-wrote the fantastic piece ‘Protecting Everyday Nature’ with Adam Marshall, Laura de Vito, Roger Few, Sophia Hatzisavvidou, Leslie Mabon and Odirilwe Selomane. The …
We are very proud to share the news that Professor David Pyle has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. The election is in recognition of his ‘contributions to the understanding of processes, timings and impacts of volcanic eruptions, for creative use of archival materials to understand past volcanic crises, and engagement with wider …
Experiencing problems with an exam? Sometimes things don’t go the way we expect with exams. Whatever has happened, please don’t panic. The University has processes and procedures to support students with a variety of exam problems. First, before you do anything else, read the University Guidance: Problems Completing Your Assessment Processes for dealing …
Childhood and Community Mākereti had many names over her lifetime. After her second marriage and during the majority of her time in England, she would have been known as Margaret Staples-Browne, and before that as Margaret Dennan after her first husband. However, Mākereti, the Māori transliteration of Margaret, was a name that she used throughout …
The St Anne’s Camerata is performing in a prestigious concert at the Holywell Music Room tonight organised by the Faculty of Music and the Oxford Cultural Programme. The concert is the result of the latest creative collaboration between the Camerata and the world-renowned Castalian Quartet, which is the university’s string quartet in residence. The exciting …