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93rd St Anne’s Domus Seminar: Professor Simon Park


Celebrating 70 years of Jacari in Oxford


Plumer Society Event 2026


St Anne’s Fellow Prof. Patrick McGuinness made Officier dans l’Ordre des Palmes académiques by the French government

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Many congratulations to St Anne’s Fellow Professor Patrick McGuinness, who has been made Officier dans l’Ordre des Palmes académiques by the French government and the French minister for Education, Elisabeth Borne.  The honour was awarded for services to French culture ‘as professor of French and Comparative Literature, as poet, translator and writer’.


Global Alumnae Groups

  Our Global Alumnae Groups Our Global Alumnae Groups bring together St Anne’s students who may not be easily able to attend events in Oxford. The Society helps our most recent alumnae stay in touch with their friends and peers, as well as providing enjoyable events, networking opportunities and communications. These groups complement the work


The Girl from Woolwich: A Creative Life – St Anne’s Honorary Fellow, Bernardine Evaristo


St Anne’s Fellow, Prof. Sam Sheppard, elected to the American Academy of Microbiology

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Prof Samuel Sheppard, scientific lead for digital microbiology and bioinformatics at the Ineos Oxford Institute for antimicrobial research (IOI) and Fellow of St Anne’s College, has been elected to the American Academy of Microbiology, Class of 2026. The Academy is an honorific leadership group within the American Society for Microbiology that recognises excellence, originality, service and leadership in


St Anne’s alumna Jo Delahunty KC publishes “We Set The Bar”, a ‘love letter’ to the legal profession

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St Anne’s alumna Jo Delahunty KC has written a book, We Set The Bar, to be published later this month. In her book, she rails against the continued discrimination, sexual harassment and damaging workplace practices that can make entry and success harder, particularly for women and those from ethnic minority backgrounds. Her book — a “love letter


A talk on the history of one of Oxford’s most unusual colleges by Dr David Smith