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Celebrating the Avril Bruten Award for Creative Writing

The College will be celebrating the Avril Bruten Award for Creative Writing, at an event hosted by award-winning writer Kirsty Gunn, this year's competition judge. All shortlisted entries will be read, Kirsty Gunn will offer a reading from her own work, and then this year's winner will be announced. The event will take place at 5:45pm on Friday 6 March in the MGA Lecture Room and all are welcome to attend. The award is intended to foster and reward creative writing by students...
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‘Anachronism and Antiquity’
Congratulations to Professor Tim Rood, former St Hugh's Junior Research Fellow Dr Carol Atack and alumnus Dr Tom Phillips (Classics, 2003) on the publ...
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Congratulations to Lindsay Croisdale-Appleby who was named in the New Year’s Honours list
We are delighted to offer our congratulations to St Hugh’s alumnus Lindsay Croisdale-Appleby (Modern History, 1992), who was appointed Companion of ...
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Professor Morisi speaks to French national radio on Albert Camus
Professor Ève Morisi, Tutorial Fellow in French at St Hugh's, was invited to participate in France's national radio show "La marche de l'histoire" on...
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Congratulations to Hilary Cottam and Juliet Pleydell-Bouverie, named in New Year Honours list
St Hugh's is delighted to see two of our alumnae named in the New Year Honours list. Both were awarded OBEs. Hilary Cottam (Modern History, 1984), ...
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2020 Julia Wood and Mary Renault essay competitions now open
St Hugh’s is very pleased to announce that both the Julia Wood and Mary Renault 2020 essay competitions are now open for submissions. The deadline ...
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Dr David Taylor appears on BBC’s ‘Antiques Road Trip’
Dr David Taylor, Tutorial Fellow in English at St Hugh's, has appeared on BBC One's 'Antiques Road Trip'. In the episode, broadcast on 7th January 20...
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Alumna Claire Roberts releases debut album entitled ‘Cheating Hearts’
Huge congratulations to Claire Victoria Roberts (Music, 2011), whose debut album, Cheating Hearts, will be released in February 2020. Claire has perf...
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Dr Tom Kuhn’s Brecht collection nominated in Times Literary Supplement as book of the year
Congratulations to Dr Tom Kuhn, Tutorial Fellow in German at St Hugh’s, on the ...
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Alumna Hannah Foxton publishes dissertation in leading journal
Many congratulations to Hannah Foxton (English, 2014), who graduated in 2017 with an outstanding first-class degree, on the publication of her undergr...
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Reunion Dinner: 2002-2005
On Saturday 23 November 2019 we were delighted to welcome over 70 guests to our reunion dinner for alumni who matriculated at St Hugh’s between 2002...
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Principal chairs Action against Stalking conference
On Wednesday 6th November the Principal, the Rt Hon Dame Elish Angiolini DBE QC FRSE, chaired a conference in Glasgow on cyber-stalking, or...
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Congratulations to father and son who matriculated at the same ceremony
While congratulations are due to all of our students who matriculated on Saturday 19th October, the College would like to make a special me...
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Professor Eidenmüller appointed to advise European Law Institute
Horst Eidenmüller, Freshfields Professor of Commercial Law and Fellow of St Hugh's, has been invited to join a High Level Expert Group, advising the ...
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The Primate Models for Behavioural Evolution Lab, in collaboration with St Hugh’s College, launches new Primate Conversations series for 2019/20
The research group based at the Institute of Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology (School of Anthropology & Museum Ethnography), which includes...
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St Hugh’s celebrates 200 years since the birth of Clara Schumann, renowned pianist and composer
Last Saturday, 5 October, we were pleased to welcome over 100 alumni, students, Fellows and guests for a fabulous evening of words and music to celebr...
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Professor Ian Thompson awarded £2.55m for research into impact of UK school exclusions
The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) has awarded a grant of £2,550,850 to conduct first-time multi-disciplinary research on the consequenc...
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St Hugh’s alumna Rose Alterman takes on 3000 mile Atlantic Challenge
St Hugh's alumna Rose Alterman (Medicine, 2009), now working as an Emergency Medicine Registrar in Exeter, Devon, is switching her scrubs for the sea,...
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September 2019 alumni weekend
Last weekend we were delighted to be able to welcome back alumni for two very special reunion events in College. A selection of photos taken by David ...
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Professor Morisi talks to the BBC World Service about Albert Camus
Ève Morisi, Associate Professor of French, has been featured on the BBC World Service programme "The Forum". She was offering her expertise on the F...
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Dr Mimi Zou named in ‘40 under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australian’ awards
Dr Mimi Zou, the Fangda Partners Career Development Fellow in Chinese Commercial Law at St Hugh...
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Lady Justice Heather Hallett (Law, 1968) appointed to the House of Lords
The College would like to publicly offer its congratulations to our alumna, the Rt Hon Dame Heather Hallett QC, on her appointment to the peerage. ...
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Professor Cristian Capelli’s population study reveals southern European ancestry patterns
An international team lead by Prof Cristian Capelli, Tutorial Fellow for Human Sciences, has characterised the genetic variation present in the Italia...
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St Hugh’s researchers use AI to recognise and track primate faces
Scientists affiliated with St Hugh's College have contributed to the development of AI-driven software that is capable of tracking the faces of primat...
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Mary Renault Prize Competition, 2019
We received our largest number of submissions this year for the Mary Renault Prize. The judges awarded first prize to Alicja Sobiepańska, in the fin...
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Julia Wood Prize Competition, 2019
This year the number of entries to the Julia Wood Prize was 221. The intensity of the competition meant that the judges again felt compelled to divid...
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Bursar Vicki Stott appointed as Executive Director of Operations at the QAA
Warmest congratulations to our Bursar, Vicki Stott, on her appointment as Executive Director of Operations (Deputy CEO) of the Quality Assurance Agenc...
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Many congratulations to Professor Alison Noble
We are extremely proud of St Hugh’s alumna and Honorary Fellow, Professor Alison Noble (Engineering Science, 1983), for being the recipient of the 2...
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Synthetic biology research shows potential for improved crop yields
Interdisciplinary research by a team including Professor Stuart Conway, the E. P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fellow, has produced a new synthetic plant-mic...
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Dr Chuor de Garang Alier crowned winner of 2019 Rare Rising Star Awards
Dr Chuor de Garang Alier has the warmest congratulations of all at St Hugh's on being named as the winner of the Rare Rising Star awards, which celebr...
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‘Urban Microcosms (1789–1940)’
Congratulations to Dr Margit Dirscherl on the publication of Urban Microcosms (1789–1949), co edited with Professor Astrid Köhler. Urban ...
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