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Alumna Bridget Rosewell (Philosophy, Politics and Economics, 1970) recognised in the New Year Honours list

We would like to congratulate alumna Bridget Rosewell FRSA on the wonderful news that she has been awarded a CBE. Bridget has served as Chair of the Independent Review into Planning Appeal Inquiries since June 2018 and is the Non-Executive Chair of the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency. She has had a stellar career since graduating from St Hugh’s in 1976 serving variously as a Senior Adviser at Volterra Partners, Chair of Audit for Network Rail, and as a Commissioner on the National Infras...
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Genevieve Adams named a Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Palmes académiques
The College is absolutely delighted to congratulate Genevieve Adams, lecturer ...
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Professor Philipp Kukura (MChem, 1998) named as 2019 Blavatnik Chemistry Laureate
Congratulations to St Hugh’s alum Professor Philipp Kukura (MChem, 1998) on being named the 2019 Blavatnik Chemistry Laureate! He
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Professor Garnett hits the news with novel Bayeux Tapestry study
Professor George Garnett has undertaken a unique study of the Bayeux Tapestry, concerning the “profusion of penises” depicted therein, and venturi...
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Happy 70th birthday to the NHS
St Hugh's alumna, Barbara Castle (Philosophy, Politics & Economics, 1932), as Secretary of State for Health and Social Services, campaigned to abo...
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St Hugh’s College Garden Party
We were delighted to welcome alumni, academics, staff, students and friends of the College to our annual Garden Party on Saturday 23 June. Guests enjo...
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Dame Elish to head review into handling of complaints about Scottish police
The Scottish Government has appointed the Rt Hon. Dame Elish Angiolini DBE QC FRSE to lead an independent inquiry into how complaints about Police Sco...
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Principal wishes Eid Mubarak to St Hugh’s Muslim students
The Principal, the Rt Hon Dame Elish Angiolini DBE QC FRSE, wishes all of our Muslim students Eid Mubarak. The College is hosting a celebration today...
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Dame Elish speaks on women offenders panel
The Rt Hon Dame Elish Angiolini DBE QC FRSE spoke on a panel at the Centre for Criminology on Tuesday 12th with Dr Shona Minson, and Kirsti...
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Graduates’ and Finalists’ Barbecue
It was a perfect day on the 10th June for the Finalists' Barbecue, which was hosted by the Principal, the Rt Hon Dame Elish Angiolini DBE QC FRSE, in...
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Dame Ethel Smyth: A Celebration
On Sunday 3 June, we were delighted to welcome alumni, friends, neighbours and students to our celebration of the life and work of composer, writer an...
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Congratulations to Gill Aitken on her appointment as Registrar of the University of Oxford!
St Hugh’s alumna Gill Aitken (Philosophy and Theology, 1979) will take up the position of Registrar of the University of Oxford in September. She i...
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Summer Eights success!
St Hugh's won a number of blades in a successful Summer Eights campaign this year. W1 rowed over a sandwich boat, bumped Merton on the same day, and...
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‘Women on the Inside’ panel discussion
The College is co-hosting a panel discussion with the Criminology Centre entitled: ‘Women on the Inside: A discussion on the impact of prison on wo...
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College hosts 2018 Bookfeast festival
More than 1700 primary school children visited St Hugh’s earlier this month, to attend the annual Bookfeast festival. The festival promotes a love ...
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Maria Sibylla Merian’s ‘Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium’ donated to the library
Clare Todd (née Griffiths) (Italian and French, 1952) and Alan Todd have very kindly donated a facsimile of Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensiu...
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Royal Society’s Biology Letters publishes Professor Ruth Baker’s and Professor Antoine Jerusalem’s opinion piece on machine learning
Professors Ruth Baker and Antoine Jerusalem have had an article on mechanistic versus machine learning published in Biology Letters. The ful...
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Congratulations to Professor Katherine Willis!
Congratulations from all at St Hugh's to our Honorary Fellow, Professor Katherine Willis, on her election as Principal of St Edmund Hall. Professor ...
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Well done to our Town and Gown runners!
St Hugh's fielded a very large team for the Town and Gown yesterday. Congratulations to everyone who completed the race! It was for a very worthwhile...
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Alumni Weekend in North America
From the 'City of Dreaming Spires' to the 'City by the Bay', hundreds of Oxonians from around the globe descended on San Francisco last month for the ...
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Statement on independent investigation
The College has received allegations of non-recent misconduct and sexual harassment about a now deceased retired Fellow from two former students. The...
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Congratulations to Harriet Aldrich on winning the prestigious Harry Hodson Prize
St Hugh’s doctoral student Harriet Aldrich has been awarded the prestigious Harry Hodson Prize, for her essay entitled ‘The Commonwealth, Aparthei...
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Gender pay gap report
The College has today published its report on the gender pay gap. The report can be found
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Congratulations to Catherine Ennis on receiving the RCO Medal
Congratulations from all at St Hugh's to Catherine Ennis, our former Organ Scholar, who has been
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Dr Shaun Henson on science, religion, and dual vocations
Our chaplain, Dr Shaun Henson, has written for the Faculty of Theology and Religion on his dual roles. In addition to being the chaplain here at Coll...
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The Oxford Town and Gown is fast approaching!
Last year we fielded our largest ever team, just narrowly missing out to Oriel for the Largest Team title. We have a good chance of claiming that titl...
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Oxford University Media Society relaunched
St Hugh’s student Theo Davies-Lewis has relaunched the Oxford University Media Society (OUMS), whic...
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Dhruv Sarma awarded prestigious Ledingham Prize in Medicine
Many congratulations to St Hugh’s student Dhruv Sarma, who has been awarded the Ledingham Prize. The honour is given for outstanding performance in...
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Professor Senia Paseta speaks to the BBC on the ‘Sappho to Suffrage’ exhibition
Professor Senia Paseta, Tutorial Fellow in History at St Hugh's College and co-Director of Women in the Humanities, has spoken to the BBC about the ...
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Good luck to Anders Weiss!
St Hugh’s is delighted to have two of our students in the Boat Race next Saturday! Congratulations and best of luck from St Hugh’s to Anders Weis...
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The St David’s Day Lecture: First Minister Carwyn Jones
College was delighted to welcome the Rt. Hon Carwyn Jones AM, First Minister of Wales, to St Hugh’s on 8 March. The First Minister gave our inaugur...
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