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Bursary Start of Year Report

  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


Two St Anne’s Fellows recognised in University Recognition of Distinction exercise

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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


St Anne’s Announces Launch of Michael Dillon LGBT+ Lecture Series, in Collaboration with Frontline AIDS

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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


The Michael Dillon LGBT+ Lecture Series: Launch Event


45 years of Wine Writing – Live talk and Q&A with Jancis Robinson


Remembering St Anne’s In Your Will

“St Anne’s broadened my view of the world and laid the foundation of how to use my mind to question, learn and innovate. I want future generations to have that opportunity.” Mary Martin (1971, Engineering Science) How you can make a lasting difference by including St Anne’s in your Will If you are writing a


In Memoriam: Jill Paton Walsh

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We were very sorry to hear that distinguished St Anne’s alumna, the novelist Jill Paton Walsh (English, 1955) has passed away at the age of 83. The London-born writer won numerous awards for her children’s books, including The Whitbread Prize in 1974 for The Emperor’s Winding Sheet. She self-published her third novel, Knowledge of Angels,


Black History Month: Ella Fitzgerald

This Black History Month, Lorelei Piper  nominates  Ella Fitzgerald, and shares an inspirational documentary. Lorelei says: “I just discovered that this documentary about Ella Fitzgerald, called “Just One of Those Things”, is up on iPlayer https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000jr4f/ella-fitzgerald-just-one-of-those-things. I saw this in Oxford at the Phoenix picture house when it was first released in 2019 and it’s absolutely


St Anne’s DPhil Student, Nicolas Shiaelis, helps to develop new diagnostic method for COVID-19

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Scientists from Oxford University’s Department of Physics, including St Anne’s DPhil student Nicolas Shiaelis, have developed an extremely rapid diagnostic test that detects and identifies viruses in less than five minutes. The method, published on the preprint server MedRxiv, is able to differentiate with high accuracy SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19, from negative clinical samples,